Saloni Singh writes that the Northeast region of India has been grappling with insurgency for a considerable period of time, which has resulted in major obstacles to the growth and […]
Terrorism
A Violet Game of Tug of War In Pakistan
Srijan Sharma Writes about Pakistan’s recent Karachi Blast and brewing up insurgency in Pakistan and its spillovers which will adversely impact Pakistan’s security calculus. On the face of it, Pakistan can give thousands of arguments to give a conducive outlook of the state’s security environment but from the inside, it is becoming lethal and deadly which will eat up the state.
Critically analysing the Centrality of Security – Maahi Gupta
International relations and politics have grappled with the idea of global security for a long period of time as it faces several possibilities and feasibilities. There have been a lot […]
Soldiers, Militants, and Small Drones
Brig Narender writes, drones are emerging as new weapon for use at tactical level having operational and strategic implications. Use of drones by state and non-state actors will increase in the future since it gives leverage to cause collateral damage, act as target designator for smart bombs, carryout surveillance and act as a platform for electronic warfare.
Kashmir & Peace: Diagnosis & Prognosis of Unfolding Folds
Manmeet writes, prognosis of the evolving socio-political landscape and the prevailing scenario, points towards a pertinent need to arrive at a framework for conflict resolution and measures to improve security, governance and sustainable development. The measures should take into account all the voices which define J & K.
French Institute for Higher Defence Studies (IHEDN) Delegation Visit to USI on 29 May 2018
A 32-member delegation led by Vice Admiral (Retd) Gerard Valin, Head of the Delegation from French Institute for Higher Defence Studies (IHEDN) visited USI on 29 May 2018.