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Sri Lanka Elects a New President from a Left-Leaning Party: An Overview of Anura Dissanayake’s Victory and Its Implications

Manah writes on the New Sri Lankan President-Elect Aruna Dissanayake and the implications of his presidency on India.

Navigating Tensions: The Strategic Importance of Foreign Warships Crossing the Taiwan Strait

Manah writes on the strategic implications of foreign warships crossing the Taiwan Strait amidst rising Chinese activities and its claim on the region.

Is the World Ready to reaccept Afghanistan Post-Taliban Regime?

Manah writes on the implications of the latest decree by the Taliban, the Law on Propagation of Virtue and Prevention of Vice, in its effort to engage with the world.

A Crucial Gathering Amidst Geopolitical Tensions: The Pacific Island Forum Meeting 2024

Manah writes on the Pacific Island Forum Meeting 2024 and its agenda which will guide the region’s role in the current global power dynamics.

WHO’s Monkeypox Declaration and India’s Role in Global Health Security

Manah writes on the concerns arising from the recent Monkeypox outbreak and India’s role as a key player in navigating new global health threats.

Tracing the Trajectory of India-Poland Relations

Arshiya writes on Indo-Poland relations in light of PM Modi’s visit to Poland in August 2024.

The 3rd Voice of Global South Summit: “An Empowered Global South for a Sustainable Future”

Rehet writes on the common challenges faced by the Global South, and India’s willingness to find solutions through global interaction between countries.

Project 76: The Way Ahead for India’s Indigenous Conventional Submarines

Rehet writes on how India is advancing its nuclear submarine game through domestic manufacturing and innovation in Project 76.

OIL SPILL IN INDIAN OCEAN REGION

Anushka writes on pollution caused by oil spills in the IOR highlighting past incidents, security threats, and measures that India has adopted.

Sri Lanka Elects a New President from a Left-Leaning Party: An Overview of Anura Dissanayake’s Victory and Its Implications

Manah writes on the New Sri Lankan President-Elect Aruna Dissanayake and the implications of his presidency on India.

Navigating Tensions: The Strategic Importance of Foreign Warships Crossing the Taiwan Strait

Manah writes on the strategic implications of foreign warships crossing the Taiwan Strait amidst rising Chinese activities and its claim on the region.

Is the World Ready to reaccept Afghanistan Post-Taliban Regime?

Manah writes on the implications of the latest decree by the Taliban, the Law on Propagation of Virtue and Prevention of Vice, in its effort to engage with the world.

A Crucial Gathering Amidst Geopolitical Tensions: The Pacific Island Forum Meeting 2024

Manah writes on the Pacific Island Forum Meeting 2024 and its agenda which will guide the region’s role in the current global power dynamics.

WHO’s Monkeypox Declaration and India’s Role in Global Health Security

Manah writes on the concerns arising from the recent Monkeypox outbreak and India’s role as a key player in navigating new global health threats.

Tracing the Trajectory of India-Poland Relations

Arshiya writes on Indo-Poland relations in light of PM Modi’s visit to Poland in August 2024.

The 3rd Voice of Global South Summit: “An Empowered Global South for a Sustainable Future”

Rehet writes on the common challenges faced by the Global South, and India’s willingness to find solutions through global interaction between countries.

Project 76: The Way Ahead for India’s Indigenous Conventional Submarines

Rehet writes on how India is advancing its nuclear submarine game through domestic manufacturing and innovation in Project 76.

OIL SPILL IN INDIAN OCEAN REGION

Anushka writes on pollution caused by oil spills in the IOR highlighting past incidents, security threats, and measures that India has adopted.

The Handshake Says it All!

Some called it a historic handshake. But the gesture by the two leaders seemed to be an attempt at negating itself, an unwilling attempt at conducting a formality between the two most important members of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, with little warmth or vigor in it.

ISIS in Pakistan: Here’s why China should be more worried than India

Amid news that ISIS has repoortedly recruited up to 12,000 people from the restive Balochistan province of Pakistan, it is high time that all state actors get on board to fight the menace of this new virulent form of terrorism for security in the region.

What US Should Do to Help its Arab Allies Fight Terrorism

Many Arab governments are fueling the very extremism they purport to fight and looking for US cover. Washington should implement a carefully calibrated strategy.

Nuclear Terrorism and Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials (CPPNM)

Nuclear Terrorism has been a major challenge for nations in the 21 century. With an increase in the number of civilian nuclear power plants, the threat to nuclear material theft has increased phenomenally writes Dr. Roshan Khanijo

USI Conducts brainstroming session on ‘Security Scenario In West Asia & Af-Pak Region’

A brainstroming session on ‘Security Scenario In West Asia & Af-Pak Region’ was organised at the USI of India, New Delhi on 16 Sep 2014. Strategic Game Setting was prepared by core team of USI and played with the eminent experts.

Iran shows inclination towards the transfer of its enriched uranium to Russia

According to New York Times, Russia would convert Iran’s enriched uranium into fuel rods for the Bushehr reactor, ensuring it could not be used for nuclear weapons.