Maj. Gen. Bal Krishan Sharma, AVSM, SM & Bar (Retd), Head of Centre for Strategic Studies and Simulation at USI of India, New Delhi spoke to Aditi Bhaduri from International Affairs Review about India’s contested and volatile western neighbourhood.
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Net Assessment of China’s Strategic Forays in India’s Neighbourhood
Major General BK Sharma AVSM, SM** (Retd) writes, China’s growing influence in Myanmar, South Asia and the IOR (Indian Ocean Region) is rapidly changing the geopolitical landscape of the region and consequently shifting the balance of power in China’s favour. India can ill-afford to remain oblivious to emerging geopolitical developments.
What Happens After Being Declared A Global Terrorist?
Yasaswi Tanya gives a detailed account of what happens when a individual/entity is listed as a terrorist under the UN Security Council and also highlights its implication on the listing of Masood Azhar.
North Korea: A Fight between Food and Nuke
Oishik writes, it is almost astounding to see that a state like North Korea can do so well in fields that need very high standards of technology and huge monetary investments and yet so poor in providing for its people basic freedoms and necessary elements of a livelihood
Pakistan’s Financial Crisis: A Negotiation with the IMF
Hannah K writes, If Pakistan is to tackle its current account deficit in the long run, the government must take substantial steps to improve the macroeconomic conditions of the country and modernize its industrial sector to become more competitive in international markets.
Radicalisation Among Youths In Kerala
Raul Harish writes, radicalisation is increasingly becoming a danger for youths in Kerala. The government should take a closer look at the mosques in Kerala to see which is functioning correctly and which is not. Parents of youths should be made aware of the issue and should be given the ability to inform the authorities if they notice any radical behaviour in their children.