GCC’s Moment of Truth Iran's targeting of GCC Member States represents an unprecedented challenge in the organisation’s 45-year history. Prasanta Kumar Pradhan | | West Asia War Analyses
GCC’s Moment of Truth Iran's targeting of GCC Member States represents an unprecedented challenge in the organisation’s 45-year history. Prasanta Kumar Pradhan | | IDSA Comments
Targeting Defence-Industrial Ecosystem: The War in West Asia and Lessons for India The war in West Asia has highlighted the vulnerability of defence industrial ecosystems to targeted attacks. Rajneesh Singh | | West Asia War Analyses
Japan and Australia: 50 Years of the Basic Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation The Japan–Australia Special Strategic Partnership has become an important pillar of Indo-Pacific stability. Simran Walia | | Issue Brief
Targeting Defence-Industrial Ecosystem: The War in West Asia and Lessons for India The war in West Asia has highlighted the vulnerability of defence industrial ecosystems to targeted attacks. Rajneesh Singh | | Issue Brief
Beyond Defence: The Offensive Turn in US Cybersecurity Strategy Offensive cyber operations are increasingly becoming an integral component of modern military campaigns. Rohit Kumar Sharma | | West Asia War Analyses
Beyond Defence: The Offensive Turn in US Cybersecurity Strategy Offensive cyber operations are increasingly becoming an integral component of modern military campaigns. Rohit Kumar Sharma | | IDSA Comments
CPEC Phase II and China-Linked Supply Chains in Pakistan CPEC Phase II seeks to build industrial clusters, attract anchor firms, and integrate Pakistan more closely into China-linked production networks. Namita Barthwal | | Issue Brief
Pakistan: The Fault Lines Pakistan is passing through one of the most difficult periods in its history. There appears to be no easy solution with regard to the multifaceted crisis in which the nation finds itself entangled. The societal fabric is being torn apart along ethno-linguistic and politico-religious lines. Prominent state institutions no longer follow the constitutional rulebook and often overstep to violate the established system of checks and balances. Some home-grown radical Islamic and religious extremist outfits are threatening to overthrow the existing state apparatus to establish an Afghan Taliban-style emirate in the country. Against this background, the present study identifies and analyses five distinct fault lines in the country that Pakistan has miserably failed to manage effectively. The study offers an in-depth analysis of the existing and emerging fault lines and contextualises them in light of recent developments in the country. Ashish Shukla | | Monograph
Between Washington and Beijing: Bangladesh’s Constrained Strategic Autonomy The Tarique government’s pursuit of ‘strategic autonomy’ will remain constrained by the growing US–China rivalry in the region. Nihar R. Nayak | | IDSA Comments
