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The challenge for the US defence industrial base will be to meet the increased demands of allies in conflict zones for critical high-end defence equipment.

• S. Samuel C. Rajiv |
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• West Asia War Analyses

In the Iran crisis, a major strategic objective for Beijing was to frame itself as a ‘stabilising’ power, in contrast to Washington’s disruptive interventions.

• Mayuri Banerjee |
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• West Asia War Analyses

The challenge for the US defence industrial base will be to meet the increased demands of allies in conflict zones for critical high-end defence equipment.

• S. Samuel C. Rajiv |
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• IDSA Comments

In the Iran crisis, a major strategic objective for Beijing was to frame itself as a ‘stabilising’ power, in contrast to Washington’s disruptive interventions.

• Mayuri Banerjee |
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• IDSA Comments

The Iran conflict has reshaped global dynamics and irreversibly upended international norms.

• Tanmay Pathak |
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• West Asia War Analyses

The Iran conflict has reshaped global dynamics and irreversibly upended international norms.

• Tanmay Pathak |
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• IDSA Comments

BRICS has a positive role to play as an anchor of geopolitical and geo-economic stability and promote reformed multilateralism.

• Prashant Kumar Singh |
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• IDSA Comments

In the wake of the West Asian crisis, the challenge for Japan, a US ally, is to maintain strategic autonomy given its energy dependencies on the region.

• Simran Walia |
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• IDSA Comments

India’s nuclear energy autonomy rests on reliable baseload generation, diversified and contractually secured fuel supply and an indigenous fuel-cycle capability.

• Kavya Wadhwa |
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• IDSA Comments

In the wake of the US–Israel war on Iran, Ankara’s strategic space is narrowing due to conflict escalation, energy disruptions and renewed uncertainties relating to the Kurdish question.

• Abhishek Yadav |
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• West Asia War Analyses