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Countering Drones: Technology and Other Options
Technology
Devesh Singh • Jan 27, 2022

Countering Drones: Technology and Other Options

In 2019, a Hollywood action-thriller movie Angel Has Fallen depicted a futuristic scene in which the US President faces a swarm of drones in the middle of a river. To protect the President against the attack, a secret service agent Mike Ban...

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Sri Lanka’s Resurgent Religious Radicalism
Terrorism
Gaurav Sen • Jan 23, 2022

Sri Lanka’s Resurgent Religious Radicalism

The term 'radicalisation' is one of the most important concepts in understanding the nature of violence and conflicts around the world. The case of Sri Lanka is instructive in gaining a better knowledge of the various aspects of Islamic rad...

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India's Import of S-400 missiles and the CAATSA
Security
Apoorva Jain • Jan 22, 2022

India's Import of S-400 missiles and the CAATSA

The delivery of the S-400 air defence system began in November last year with an Indian official confirming the same. “We will get the S-400 on schedule. The first squadron will arrive and it will be inducted this year,” Indian Air Force Ch...

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NATO's Eastward Expansion and Russia
Military
Mahima Ghildiyal • Jan 20, 2022

NATO's Eastward Expansion and Russia

With the end of the Cold War and the disintegration of the Soviet Union and a wave of the coloured revolution taking over the region, states like Georgia and Ukraine establishing themselves as sovereign nations, it was hoped that the collec...

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NATO - Russia and the Ukrainian Question!
Politics
Khyati Singh • Jan 15, 2022

NATO - Russia and the Ukrainian Question!

The trouble for the United States of America seems unending because one or the other end keeps pushing the state concerns to a new height. While the Kabul crisis was all over the place, the Ukraine crisis was also in operation in the hindsi...

2,221 views
Understanding China's Submarine Capabilities
Military
Sharath Kumar Kolipaka • Jan 13, 2022

Understanding China's Submarine Capabilities

The People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) has 50 diesel submarines and 6 nuclear-powered attack submarines (SSNs) 4 nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines (SSBNs). Modernizing the PLAN’s submarines remains a high priority for the PRC. ...

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Nuclear Iran and Challenges for Israel
Nuclear
Gaurav Sen • Jan 8, 2022

Nuclear Iran and Challenges for Israel

A large explosion was reported near Iran's main nuclear facilities in Natanz, which have been the subject of sabotage efforts in the past, but official media stated it was a controlled test. Israel has regularly threatened Iran with militar...

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A Fateful Triangle: China, Taiwan and USA
Politics
Gaurav Sen • Dec 28, 2021

A Fateful Triangle: China, Taiwan and USA

Beijing has dispatched over 150 military aircraft into Taiwan's air defence zone since the beginning of October 2021 in an attempt to frighten the Taiwanese administration. According to military analysts the People's Liberation Army is anti...

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The history of Russian arms exports to India
Military
Sharath Kumar Kolipaka • Dec 27, 2021

The history of Russian arms exports to India

Up until 1959 the Indian armed forces mostly depended on the western countries for military equipment, most of it came from the United Kingdom and the rest is from France the United States Germany Switzerland Japan and Sweden. after the Tib...

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