A Radical General Who Dropped Blood In The Water: Pakistan, Pahalgam, And Punishment – Analysis
On April 16, General Asim Munir, Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, stood at the Overseas Pakistanis Convention in Islamabad and
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Author: Aritra Banerjee
Aritra Banerjee is a Defence, Foreign Affairs & Aerospace Journalist, Co-Author of the book 'The Indian Navy @75: Reminiscing the Voyage' and was the Co-Founder of Mission Victory India (MVI), a new-age military reforms think-tank. He has worked in TV, Print and Digital media, and has been a columnist writing on strategic affairs for national and international publications. His reporting career has seen him covering major Security and Aviation events in Europe and travelling across Kashmir conflict zones. Twitter: @Aritrabanned
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China Cries Foul At Philippines, But Its Own Cruise Ship Provokes Taiwan – Analysis
In the contested waters of the Indo-Pacific, China frequently denounces the maritime activities of neighbouring countries as provocative violations of
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Hydrographic Trojan Horses: China’s Oceanic Research Fleet Is A Maritime Spy Network In Disguise – Analysis
China has honed ambiguity into a strategic weapon in the intricate realm of maritime grey zone operations. While its naval
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Without ISI, Hamas Cannot Visit PoK Nor South Punjab: Is ISI Helping Hamas Settle In Pakistan? – OpEd
In a bombshell revelation, it has been reported that Jaish-e-Mohammad’s (JeM) heavily guarded headquarters in Bahawalpur in Pakistan played host
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Deep Sea, Deeper Debt: How China Is Weaponising The Ocean Floor And Economic Fragility – Analysis
In a secluded shipyard along China’s eastern seaboard, a recently unveiled vessel carrying capabilities once confined to spy thrillers. Developed
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Under PM Modi, Hindustan Shipyard’s Remarkable Revival From Financial Crisis To Mini Ratna Glory – Analysis
For more than four decades, Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL), once a jewel in India’s maritime crown, languished under a cloud
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Blue Water Bonds: Here’s How India’s IOS SAGAR Is Reshaping Maritime Security Cooperation In Indian Ocean – Analysis
Amid growing geopolitical competition in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR), India’s latest maritime initiative, Indian Ocean Ship (IOS) SAGAR, presents
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A Decade Of SAGAR: Indian Navy And Its Outreach To The Global South – Analysis
On 12 March 2015, during his visit to Mauritius, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had unveiled the contours of India’s
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India Enhances Naval Diplomacy With Africa: Launches Ambitious Maritime Initiatives – Analysis
India’s naval diplomacy in Africa is entering a dynamic new phase with the launch of two ambitious initiatives—the Africa-India Key
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China’s Capture Of Lhasa In 1959: A Turning Point Of Repression And Transformation – Analysis
In March 1959, the city of Lhasa, the spiritual and political heart of Tibet, fell to the People’s Liberation Army
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