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China’s Race to 5G: Overestimated or Real Threat
ARTICLE
Gaurav Sen • Jul 6, 2021

China’s Race to 5G: Overestimated or Real Threat

Western industry and security experts worry about their falling behind China in the competition for 5G communication development and deployment consequently leading China to become dominant in the new area which is supposed to revolutionize...

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The P5+1 Agreement: Is There a Hope?
Nuclear
Apoorva Jain • Jun 29, 2021

The P5+1 Agreement: Is There a Hope?

On June 19th, 17.9 million Iran citizens voted ultra-conservative Ebrahim Raisi, the former judicial chief, as the President of the country. He enters the office at a time when Iran is caught between a chaotic domestic situation with a trai...

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Strategic significance of Mozambique channel
Security
Abhijeet Nehra • May 29, 2021

Strategic significance of Mozambique channel

The Mozambique Channel is about 100 nautical miles long and 250 nautical miles wide. To its east, lies the world’s fourth largest island Madagascar, and Mozambique to the west. Before the opening-up of Suez Canal on 17 November 1869, the Mo...

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Turkey and its Dissonance with NATO
Military
Abhijeet Nehra • May 13, 2021

Turkey and its Dissonance with NATO

Turkey’s dissonance with NATO alliance is not novel and it has had differences at copious times in history. The first uneasy period was when Turkey fought with Greece over Cyprus. Secondly, the approach towards intervention in Bosnia-Herzeg...

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Understanding Chinese tactical moves in South China Sea
Security
Pankaj Jha • May 7, 2021

Understanding Chinese tactical moves in South China Sea

China’s increasing military build-up in South China Sea islands under its control has become a matter of global concern. The militaristic approach and the assertive posture adopted by China has few intrinsic objectives. China has been condu...

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Japan and Germany in South China Sea
Security
Abhijeet Nehra • Apr 17, 2021

Japan and Germany in South China Sea

Japan and Germany conducted their first ever “2 plus 2 dialogue” on 13th April 2021, albeit in virtual mode due to the raging pandemic. This comes after Germany announced that its frigate “Bayern” will set sail for the South China Sea in Au...

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Ongoing border tensions between Pakistan and Iran
War
Abhijeet Nehra • Mar 6, 2021

Ongoing border tensions between Pakistan and Iran

Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) Ground Force's Quds Base claimed that it has freed two of its border guards in a successful intelligence operation on February 2 night. The recent flare up at the border between Shiite Iran and Sunni...

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Fallout of Iran nuclear deal and the way forward
Nuclear
Abhijeet Nehra • Mar 1, 2021

Fallout of Iran nuclear deal and the way forward

Iran’s uranium intensification is undoubtedly linked to the covenant with the nuclear group. Not long ago, Tehran decided to enlarge atomic advancement after the Trump administration unilaterally decided to scrap the treaty and re-imposed s...

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Why India is interested in Visegrad countries?
Business
Sankalp Sreenath • Feb 26, 2021

Why India is interested in Visegrad countries?

Visegrad countries have become important for Indian foreign policy in recent times. The visit of Indian Minister of External Affairs Dr S. Jaishankar to Hungary and Poland in August 2019 sheds light on India’s engagement with central Europe...

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