Israel and India: Looking Back and Ahead The article begins by reviewing the Zionist attempts to turn India into a friend. The Zionist movement viewed India as important almost from its formation. Attitudes shaping behaviour prior to... Efraim Inbar | July 2017 | Strategic Analysis
Redefining ‘Strategic’ Cooperation A quarter century after normalisation of relations, India and Israel have shown considerable maturity in handling bilateral relations and dexterity in managing their occasional differing worldviews. Relations have weathered political... P. R. Kumaraswamy | July 2017 | Strategic Analysis
India–Israel: The View from West Asia The view from West Asia of India–Israel ties has been interlinked not only with the region’s negative perception of Israel but also with Israel’s evolving position in the West Asian... Sanjay Singh | July 2017 | Strategic Analysis
India–Israel Defence Engagement: A Naval Perspective P. V. Narasimha Rao took over as the ninth Prime Minister of India on June 21, 1991. Rao, a reluctant prime minister, presided over a period that witnessed the most... Prakash Gopal | July 2017 | Strategic Analysis
India–Israel Defence Engagement: Land Forces’ Cooperation The Israeli military has been tested through the entire range of conflict from the conventional to the asymmetric since its inception in May 1948 to the present day. In the... Alok Deb | July 2017 | Strategic Analysis
A Perspective on India–Israel Defence and Security Ties India’s defence and security ties with West Asia has not been a recent phenomena but dates back to more than a century. Indian cavalry soldiers scripted a brave saga of... N.A.K. Browne | July 2017 | Strategic Analysis
India–Israel: Retrospective and Prospective Shimon Peres’ (then Foreign Minister of Israel) meeting with Eduardo Faleiro (then Indian Minister of State for External Affairs) on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in... Chinmaya R. Gharekhan | July 2017 | Strategic Analysis
Editors’ Introduction India’s burgeoning relationship with Israel since January 1992 is an exemplar of India’s post-Cold War foreign policy practice. From a relationship described as ‘stillborn for 40 years’ to the broad-spectrum... Jayant Prasad , S. Samuel C. Rajiv | July 2017 | Strategic Analysis
A European Union Army: Objective or Chimera? The success of nascent efforts within the EU towards military integration will depend on the ability of members to reconcile existing commitments within the NATO framework vis-à-vis a EUA. Gautam Sen | June 30, 2017 | IDSA Comments
India-US Relations: On the Upward Trajectory The foreign policy establishment can justifiably feel upbeat with the results of the Modi-Trump meeting, which have been most gratifying especially given the uncertainties in the run-up to the visit. Ashok Sajjanhar | June 30, 2017 | IDSA Comments
