NATO’s Riga Summit: Big thinking but fundamental problems On November 28 and 29, NATO Heads of State and Government met in the Latvian capital for the annual summit. This was the first summit to be held in a... Prasad P. Rane | December 28, 2006 | IDSA Comments
Afghanistan: Galloping Backward That the Taliban power stands resurrected is a fact now. At the same time, the 'war on terror' is also showing signs of fatigue. It has already come to a... Vishal Chandra | December 27, 2006 | IDSA Comments
The Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change and India’s Position Sir Nicholas Stern, former chief economist of the World Bank and head of the British government's economic service, and his team submitted the report titled The Economics of Climate Change... P. K. Gautam | December 27, 2006 | IDSA Comments
Olmert’s ‘Nuclear Slip’ and Israeli Nuclear Ambiguity Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's seemingly 'inadvertent' admission of his country's nuclear status in an interview broadcast on German television on December 11 at the start of his trip to... S. Samuel C. Rajiv | December 21, 2006 | IDSA Comments
Indo-US Nuclear Deal: The Bill and Apprehensions Order Hard Copy Please email us at publication [at] idsa.in or call +91-11-2671 7983 (Ext. 7322) Rajiv Nayan | | Occasional Papers
Weather and Warfare Publishers: IDSA and Lancer Publishers & Distributors ISBN: 81-7062-145-3 Rs. 595 Ajey Lele | | Book
Bomb Blast in Jalpaiguri: KLO flexing its Muscles? The recent bomb blast that ripped through two cars of the Haldibari-New Jalpaiguri passenger train on November 20, 2006 left the strategic community wondering as to who among the various... T. Khurshchev Singh | December 14, 2006 | IDSA Comments
Uncertainty in Sri Lanka and The conflict in Sri Lanka is escalating everyday as the government forces and the Tamil Tigers take on each other with renewed determination. The peace process has all but collapsed... M. Mayilvaganan | December 12, 2006 | IDSA Comments
State of militancy in Manipur India's "troubled Northeast' has become a catch-all phrase for the region, and leads to the perception that the entire region is in a state of near-anarchy. The reality is otherwise;... M. Amarjeet Singh | December 09, 2006 | IDSA Comments
