Articles By Dr Mohammed Badrul Alam
An Early Preview of Trump-Kim Summit
By: Dr Mohammed Badrul Alam | Issue: Courtesy: CLAWS | Date: 14 Jun , 2018
The much hyped June 12 Singapore Summit between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un, is likely to herald a new epoch in the security architecture of Northeast Asia with...
Can Peace be Given Yet Another Chance in the India-Pakistan Matrix?
By: Dr Mohammed Badrul Alam | Date: 29 Apr , 2018
In an important statement made on April 15, 2018, on the sidelines of the passing out parade of the Pakistan Military Academy, Pakistan’s Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa maintained that...
In the Shadow of Maritime Security: India, Japan and the China Factor
By: Dr Mohammed Badrul Alam | Date: 08 Jan , 2018
In recent times maritime security has become a concern for all policy-makers and think-tanks. It is because the littoral countries are now faced with multiple challenges like arms trafficking,...
North Korea on the Nuclear Brink: Is it for Real or just Posturing?
By: Dr Mohammed Badrul Alam | Date: 10 May , 2017
With the situation in the Korean peninsula fast escalating that could probably aggravate into a possible nuclear conflagration being launched by North Korea against the United States and its...
Deciphering the Current State of India-Russia Relations
By: Dr Mohammed Badrul Alam | Date: 19 Apr , 2017
India and the Russian Federation’s strategic partnership and seventy-years of establishment of diplomatic relations, 1947-2017, have served as a historic benchmark in global peace and security....
Revisiting India-Myanmar Relations and the Way Forward
By: Dr Mohammed Badrul Alam | Date: 31 Jan , 2017
India-Myanmar relation is deeply rooted in history. India was one of the leading proponents of Burmese independence and established diplomatic relations immediately after Burma’s independence from...
The China Factor in India’s Strategic Discourse
By: Dr Mohammed Badrul Alam | Issue: Courtesy: CLAWS | Date: 05 Aug , 2016
The role of China in India-Pakistan security issues as well as in future conflict scenarios is crucial when considering two factors- (a) the historical nature of 1962 war and its follow up between...
Hillary, Trump and where India stands?
By: Dr Mohammed Badrul Alam | Date: 16 Jun , 2016
With the long drawn primary election season winding down for the 2016 US Presidential race, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have emerged as presumptive presidential nominees from the Democratic...
India’s Africa Strategy and the Policy Trends
By: Dr Mohammed Badrul Alam | Date: 25 Mar , 2016
Africa is a region where India, like others (China, USA and Japan, etc) is engaging with full steam, or to put in alternate words, the race for Africa is underway in a robust way. In the...