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Understanding Processes for NATO Membership
World
Shruti Sharma • Jun 30, 2023

Understanding Processes for NATO Membership

There has been discussion related to India joining NATO plus arrangement. This recommendation was made by US lawmakers but there are procedural issues in this, and India has always professed strategic neutrality.In this context it is import...

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Tank warfare in the Russia-Ukraine war
War
Shruti Sharma • Apr 20, 2023

Tank warfare in the Russia-Ukraine war

In contemporary warfare, tanks are an essential component for aggressive operations such as breaking through enemy lines and reclaiming occupied territory. Properly employed, they can offer mobile firepower, protection, and shock, thereby a...

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Expanding BRICS- Possibilities and Challenges
Politics
Apoorva Jain • Jan 3, 2023

Expanding BRICS- Possibilities and Challenges

The year 2021 marked two decades since the term "BRICS" was first used by former Goldman Sachs economist Jim O'Neill in the early 2000s to refer to the four rapidly developing nations that appeared most likely to start catching up to the We...

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US Aid to Ukraine-Is it fueling crisis?
Military
Vaibhav Tomar • Oct 31, 2022

US Aid to Ukraine-Is it fueling crisis?

The US and its allies are united in support of Ukraine following Russia's unlawful invasion and continued aggression. The actions have not been forgotten that led to the occupation and aggression of Ukraine's eastern regions and the unlawfu...

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Russia's increasing control over Ukraine's territories
Politics
Aastha Saluja • Sep 22, 2022

Russia's increasing control over Ukraine's territories

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has had a profound impact on the stability of the Ukraine region and for the future of European security, not to forget the immense human suffering. This particularly comes across as a shock in response to Presi...

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Dangers of a Dirty Bomb: A Real threat or not?
Nuclear
Poonam Jindal • Apr 24, 2022

Dangers of a Dirty Bomb: A Real threat or not?

The 21st century is witnessing unprecedented challenges from the existing war of propaganda and false narratives among the global powers. Russia invaded Ukraine a few weeks ago on the pretext of demilitarizing and denazifying the country. P...

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The Oil Price Surge and Post-Covid Global Economy
Economics
Poonam Jindal • Apr 3, 2022

The Oil Price Surge and Post-Covid Global Economy

Global oil prices witnessed a surge during the recovery period after COVID-related lockdowns. It rose to nearly 100 USD per barrel as the demand for oil increased. Oil is correctly termed as ‘black gold’ because it is accounted as the most ...

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Radicalism in Turkey and Emerging groups
Terrorism
Sharath Kumar Kolipaka • Mar 3, 2022

Radicalism in Turkey and Emerging groups

Turkey is the only Muslim majority country that is part of NATO and aspiring to be a member of the European Union for a long time. It is a predominantly Sunni majority country. Turkey once was an Islamic nation that was known for its modera...

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Understanding military expenditure of NATO countries
Military
Mahima Ghildiyal • Mar 3, 2022

Understanding military expenditure of NATO countries

NATO and Russia are again at loggerheads concerning the Ukraine issue. Russia with its huge army is knocking at the doorsteps of Europe. The issue of who shoulders the responsibility of Europe’s defence is again at the fore. Looking critica...

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