Publication

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 |
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• Issue Brief

Japan’s recent intelligence reforms complement its evolving security strategy, but historical concerns and questions regarding capabilities and political influence need attention.

• Arnab Dasgupta |
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• Issue Brief

Fujairah’s potential development as an overseas Strategic Petroleum Reserve hub signals New Delhi’s drive to create resilient energy infrastructure beyond its sovereign borders.

• Saman Ayesha Kidwai |
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• IDSA Comments

The July 2026 US–Saudi Arabia nuclear deal does not bind Riyadh to forgo enrichment and reprocessing, nor does it require the IAEA Additional Protocol.

• Sreshtha Chakraborty |
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• IDSA Comments

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Indonesia further strengthens bilateral defence cooperation, with positive implications for overall stability in the Indo-Pacific.

• Om Prakash Das |
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• IDSA Comments

Scramjet combustion tests over the past two years indicate a technological transition towards endurance-oriented propulsion engineering.

• Rahul Wankhede |
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• IDSA Comments

The 2026 NATO Summit highlighted the imperative to increase the alliance's defence investment, expand defence industrial production, and continue the support for Ukraine.

• Khyati Singh |
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• IDSA Comments

US–Nigeria counter-terrorism cooperation, with positive operational outcomes, offers lessons for developing resilient and sustainable regional counter-terrorism partnerships in Africa.

• Miruthulani Murali |
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• IDSA Comments

Edge computing can be combined with other technologies like AI, 5G/6G, and Internet of Things to build a smart military ecosystem.

• Vivek Reshi |
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• IDSA Comments

The SHANTI Act sets the tone for the promise of nuclear power to support rising electricity demand from the growth of AI data centres.

• Hina Pandey |
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• IDSA Comments