Publication

• Vivek Chadha |
• April-June 2025 |
• Journal of Defence Studies

China has made notable progress in strengthening its space infrastructure to support space-based surveillance.

• Abhishek Kumar Darbey |
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• Issue Brief

Türkiye’s Steel Dome air defence system aims to reduce foreign dependence and protect critical infrastructure.

• Abhishek Yadav |
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• Issue Brief

Africa’s new breed of leaders are renegotiating their role in the fast-changing world order with critical minerals as an important bargaining chip.

• Abhishek Mishra |
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• IDSA Comments

A new Executive Order signed by US President Donald Trump on 24 April 2025 calls for enabling US access to vast reserves of mineral resources on the deep seabed space.

• Bipandeep Sharma |
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• Issue Brief

The UN has taken a step forward to institutionalise cyber diplomacy, but the success of the new mechanism depends on implementation and sufficient resourcing.

• Cherian Samuel |
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• Issue Brief

The defeat of the recall motions against opposition KMT parliamentarians can be interpreted as the Taiwanese people’s message to the government to reconsider its security discourse.

• Prashant Kumar Singh |
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• IDSA Comments

Some strategic experts fear there is a high probability of a renewed and expansive Israel–Iran war in the coming months.

• Adil Rasheed |
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• IDSA Comments

Pakistan–Bangladesh bilateral relations may be witnessing some warmth due to Bangladesh's changed domestic political situation, but the ghost of 1971 still casts a shadow.

• Ashish Shukla |
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• IDSA Comments

The growing rivalry between the US and China over semiconductors has become one of the sharpest points of tension in their bilateral relationship.

• Ishanya Sharma |
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• Issue Brief