Uncovering Hidden Logistical Risks in the Indo-Pacific The vulnerability of global supply chains now extends far beyond major strategic straits, permeating a complex network of secondary nodes whose importance is often overlooked. Intermediate ports, rail corridors, transhipment... Gilles A. Paché | March-April 2026 | Strategic Analysis
The Israeli Air Force Today The Heyl H’Avar Israel (HHAI) or the Israeli Air Force is one of the most remarkable air arms in the world today. In size it is out-numbered four times by... Ravi Rikhye | March-April 2026 | Strategic Analysis
Mobilising China’s One-Child Generation: Education, Nationalism and Youth Militarisation in the PRC The Standing Committee of the 14th National People’s Congress, on September 2024, adopted a revised National Defense Education Law which besides expanding the outreach of the campaign to the larger... Mayuri Banerjee | March-April 2026 | Strategic Analysis
Flawed Strategy: Why Smart Leaders Make Bad Decisions Beatrice Heuser’s Flawed Strategy: Why Smart Leaders Make Bad Decisions delves into a basic question: why do smart, well-informed leaders still make such poor choices in war and crisis? Her... Namita Barthwal | March-April 2026 | Strategic Analysis
Rwanda 1994: A Failure of Leadership and a Preventable Genocide Rwanda 1994: A Failure of Leadership and a Preventable Genocide is a well-researched and provocative work that challenges the dominant explanatory framework of the Rwandan Genocide. Much of the established... D. Padma Kumar Pillay | March-April 2026 | Strategic Analysis
India’s Mutual Security Arrangements with Nepal The Himalayan kingdoms of Nepal, Bhutan and Sikkim constitute India’s natural line of defence in the north. The British maintained a firm and complete control over this natural frontier, particularly... S. D. Muni | March-April 2026 | Strategic Analysis
Assessing Amnesty’s Claims on India–Israel Arms Transfers Amnesty International does not assess India’s arms transfer to Israel with sufficient precision in terms of causation and legal responsibility. Rahul Wankhede | | Issue Brief
The Unravelling of the Hybrid Regime in Pakistan The hybrid regime in Pakistan appears to be unravelling due to a deteriorating internal security situation and growing societal unease. Ashish Shukla | | Issue Brief
Building, Not Buying: India’s HALEU Decision The only high-assay low-enriched uranium (HALEU) India will be able to rely upon is HALEU it has built, or has deliberately preserved the capacity to build. Kavya Wadhwa | | Issue Brief
History and Future of Japan’s Landmark Intelligence Reforms Japan’s recent intelligence reforms complement its evolving security strategy, but historical concerns and questions regarding capabilities and political influence need attention. Arnab Dasgupta | | Issue Brief
