China’s Naval Ambition Needs to be Balanced Urgently
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Two key events drew two key but different reactions recently. The first one was predictable. China recently launched the first Type 55 Destroyer. [i]It is China’s...
Sumantra Maitra
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The Maritime Balance of Power Slowly Shifts
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The naval balance of power slowly shifts in the Indo-Pacific region, especially in the Indian ocean, as China launches its first domestically built, and the... -
Western Military Intervention Won’t Help Syria
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The drums of Western military intervention in Syria started banging again in Liberal analytical circles, as renowned voices started calling for another middle east intervention... -
Hybrid Warfare and the New Normal: Criteria and Retaliatory Threshold
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As Russian involvement and covert interference arguably increases in US and European democratic processes, and with the ever-increasing chances of open conflict in Eastern Europe,... -
What Are The Options For India Vis-À-Vis Sino-Japanese Rivalry?
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Credit goes to Mr Shinzo Abe, as he drove his liberal party to a second straight victory in Japan’s elections. When in 2012, Abe first... -
Obama, Vietnam, China and the Theory of Balancing of Power and War
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China warned Obama, on lifting his arms embargo of Vietnam, a historical move given the recent geopolitical situation in South China Sea. This came a...