Articles in Geopolitics
Moscow Sets 3 Conditions for Improving Ties With Turkey After Su-24 Downing
By: admin | Date: 17 Dec , 2015
China warns Australia about Surveillance Flights over South China Sea
By: admin | Date: 17 Dec , 2015
India’s Af-Pak policy: Risks and Opportunities
By: Divya Kumar Soti | Issue: Courtesy: South Asia Monitor | Date: 17 Dec , 2015
The Ufa Joint Statement issued by the prime ministers of India and Pakistan had envisaged a preliminary framework to address the issues of terrorism, ceasefire violations and to find out “ways...
India-Pakistan Relations in the Current Environment: The Way Ahead
By: Jai Kumar Verma | Issue: Courtesy: Aakrosh | Date: 15 Dec , 2015
The world is concerned as relations between two nuclear powers, i.e., India and Pakistan, are deteriorating. Pakistan, which has launched a low-intensity war against India, constantly infiltrates...
Can Suu Kyi Usher in True Democracy in Myanmar?
By: Wasbir Hussain | Issue: Courtesy: IPCS | Date: 15 Dec , 2015
Very rightly, key world leaders, including Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, have not forgotten to congratulate President Thein Sein, the head of Myanmar’s quasi-military regime, for...
China Threat Theory — An Appraisal
By: Lt Gen (Dr) JS Bajwa | Issue: Book Excerpt: Modernization of Chinese PLA | Date: 13 Dec , 2015
People are spreading the China Threat Theory and trying to split China, which not only hurts China, but also is not in the interest of world peace, stability and development. Those people who...
The Dragon’s Adventures in the Indian Ocean
By: Vice Admiral Anup Singh | Issue: Vol. 30.3 Jul-Sep 2015 | Date: 12 Dec , 2015
Starting with the early part of the last decade, the Chinese had been carving out a plan that analysts in many parts of the world had assessed as a move to “contain” India. In India, the...
Jihadi Aggression and Nuclear Deterrence
By: Vice Admiral Vijay Shankar | Issue: Courtesy: IPCS | Date: 11 Dec , 2015
Pakistan’s use of terror organisations as a tool of State policy to wage unconventional war against India (Christine Fair, Fighting to the End) has perverse consequences that link...
Lone Wolf Jehad a Dangerous Phenomena Propagated by ISIS
By: Brig Arun Bajpai | Issue: Net Edition | Date: 10 Dec , 2015
Let there be no doubt that 28 years old Sayyed Irfan Farooq and his 27 year old wife Tashfin Mallick, former being the first generation Pakistani origin citizen of America and his wife a...
Propping up Proxies: India’s Inimical Neighbourhood
By: Lt Gen (Dr) JS Bajwa | Issue: Vol. 30.4 Oct-Dec 2015 | Date: 09 Dec , 2015
“The enemy of my enemy is my friend” seems to be the quintessential truth with regard to India’s neighbourhood, despite the well-meaning olive branch extended under the initiative of...
“Suspicion and Separatists”: Third World and the Separatist States
By: Anant Mishra | Issue: Net Edition | Date: 08 Dec , 2015
Introduction Today Separatist state movements (SSMs) poses one of the greater threats to the democratic governments in the world. Separatism is a process where a group of one nation try to...
Impenetrable Shield: Ballistic Missiles Are No Threat to Moscow
By: admin | Date: 07 Dec , 2015