Lekshmi P. B writes, ISIS is becoming more powerful than before. They have widened their links and connections all over the world. Threat does not come from an organisational pattern or from the so-called caliphate or Al-Baghdadi himself. But the ecosystem has also given access to ISIS to become powerful
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Foiling the Brains to Think
Anna George dissects the value and application of education in the lives of many highly educated yet compromised minds, who get influenced by radical ideologies and ideals.
Da Bao in the Land of Sahara
Kavya Sreekumar writes about growing Chinese imprints in Africa, its positive and negative implication for the continent.
Injudicious Endeavor on Forbiding Civil Rights
Tisa Sara Philip writes, the demand for Burqa ban throws a challenge to Indian diversity and its fundamental values. Indian society being culturally and ethnically vast and diverse than Sri Lanka, it is not easy to imitate any such policies.
“The ball is in Pakistan’s court to deliver on India’s concerns over cross-border terrorism; taking the dialogue process further.”
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.
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.