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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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
Articles by Aritra Banerjee :
China’s Shadow Fleet: The Global Crisis Of Illegal Fishing From Argentina To India – Analysis
Just beyond the glow of coastal lights off Argentina’s shores, a vast fleet of Chinese fishing vessels—often described by maritime
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Charting Geopolitical Waters: Hydrographic Diplomacy And India’s Strategic Role In The Indian Ocean Region – Analysis
In the age of yore, when Britannica ruled the globe and the sun never set in the British Empire, several
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Pakistan’s Hostage-Rescue Failures Exposed As BLA Siege Ends In Heavy Casualties – Analysis
Conflicting narratives and military missteps emerge from the Jaffar Express crisis in Balochistan. The recent hijacking of Pakistan’s Jaffar Express
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Hindustan Shipyard’s Strategic Resurgence: Pioneering India’s First 44,000-Tonne Naval Fleet Support Ship Project – Analysis
For decades, Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL) maintained a steady, albeit under-the-radar, presence in India’s naval shipbuilding ecosystem. However, the past
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Pakistan Losing Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: TTP Resurgence And The Taliban’s Revenge – Analysis
Pakistan’s long history of supporting jihadist groups as strategic assets has come full circle. The country is gradually losing its
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China’s Silent Takeover? How Beijing’s Intelligence Network Is Encroaching On Islamabad’s Security And Remaining Sovereignty – Analysis
For decades, Pakistan has viewed China as an all-weather friend, a strategic counterweight to India, and a reliable economic partner.
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LAC Stalemate: Why China Fears Fighting In The Himalayas – Analysis
The towering peaks of the Himalayas form more than just a geographical barrier between India and China; they represent a
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India’s Expanding Footprint In Africa: Naval Diplomacy And Maritime Engagement – Analysis
India and Africa share a deeply rooted historical connection, forged through their mutual struggles against colonialism and a shared vision
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China’s Paper Boat Navy: A Colossus At Risk Of Capsizing – Analysis
China’s naval expansion has been nothing short of staggering. In just two decades, the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) has
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