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China- Bhutan sign MoU on border issues
Since 1984, talks between Bhutan and China have largely focused on two separate areas of dispute, including Doklam and other areas in Bhutan’s West.
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Military
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. ...
Technology
India-Israel Technology Cooperation:Looking into top edge technolgies
In the first week of November 2021 , India and Israel signed an agreement for the development of dual-use of technology in the defence sector. Signed between India's Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and Israel's Director...
Military
Questioning the ‘Disruptiveness’ of Hypersonics
For centuries, technological revolutions in weapons have changed the nature of warfare, affecting the balance of power and strategic stability. However, a majority of public reports around hypersonic glide vehicles are deceptive. They are n...
Politics
Five Years of India – Vietnam Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and the visit of the Chairman of the National Assembly of Vietnam
Prime Minister Modi signed the comprehensive strategic partnership agreement with Vietnam in September 2016 and it showcased the trust and confidence that the countries have with each other. At the political level, the two countries have de...
Military
The global race for development of hypersonic missiles
Hypersonic missiles are the new trending term on missile technology. Deemed to be five times faster than the speed of sound. They offer advantages in terms of speed to target, manoeuvrability and survivability to reach hard and well-defende...
Security
Renewed Relevance: Five Power Defence Agreement
Formed in 1971 after the withdrawal of British forces east of the Suez, the five Power defense Arrangements (FPDA), has a primary aim to protect former colonies Malaysia and Singapore in a region marred in conflict. The two South East Asian...
Military
French Submarine fleet: Past, present, and future
The AUKUS cooperation between the US, the UK, and Australia is already showering us with statecraft, strategy, and political lessons. The most difficult lessons learned by France, that strategic alliances are established on shared interests...
Technology
Turkey’s Drone Industry: A serious challenge to India's security
After successfully carrying out military campaigns in Turkey, the country’s Bayraktar TB2 drones have gained numerous export customers in 2021. Poland is the first NATO member to order Turkish drones, which can fire anti-tank missiles. Ukra...
Economics
Evaluating Indo-Pacific Economic Corridor: Possibilities and Challenges
Regional economic corridors are becoming more prevalent in the world economy. Their increasing importance can stimulate economic growth and inclusive development. The Indo-Pacific Economic Corridor is a project that aims to promote regional...
Weapons
Development of hypersonic weapons and new wars
“Hypersonic Missiles are unstoppable, and they are starting a new global arms race.” – The TimesOur world is entering a new age of warfare, defined by the digital revolution. The introduction of technology in wars has compelled decision-mak...
Military
Defence industry in Eastern Europe: Can India exploit the potential?
Eastern Europe was part of the communist bloc during the cold war era under the influence of the Soviet Union. Following, the fall of the alliance in 1991 most of the countries gained independence meaning that they are UN recognised full-fl...