Where is the border?
ahmed sabirBy Ajai Shukla In early-1950, the year after the Chinese Communist Party established the People's Republic of China, two army groups of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) began a race…
India has now become the sick man of South Asia
India has never looked so vulnerable and edgy in its own neighbourhood as it looks now By Sanjay Kumar Be it India's economy, its handling of the Corona virus pandemic,…
Modi is clueless about facing China
India's failure to confront Beijing diplomatically is glaring in its ineffectiveness By Ashok Swain For over six months now, China has occupied more than 1000 square kilometres of Indian claimed…
Will India face a China – Pakistan war in November?
The IA's Northern Command would be stretched if all three of the corps under it - based in Leh, Srinagar, and Nagrota (near Jammu) - were to face hostilities By…
India is nowhere in the world; denial won’t work
The elite in New Delhi delude themselves by thinking the country can hold its own on the world stage By Bhim Bhurtel The perceptions of Indian political leaders and top…
Tripartite dialogue over Kashmir
Only way out Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai Dr. Moeed Yusuf, Special Advisor to Prime Minister of Pakistan on National Security and Strategic Policy disclosed in an interview with senior Indian…
India – Pakistan J&K borders aflame
By Ajit Kumar Singh According to official statistics, at least 3,595 incidents of violation of the Cease Fire Agreement (CFA) by the Pakistan Army have been recorded along the Line…
Our secret Taliban air force
Inside the clandestine U.S. campaign to help our longtime enemy defeat ISIS By Wesley Morgan Army Sgt. 1st Class Steve Frye was stuck on base last summer in Afghanistan, bored…
Afghanistan is India’s one reliable neighbour, but Hekmatyar’s surprise entry can change this
During a recent webinar on Kashmir, the former mujahideen leader Gulbuddin Hekmatyar warned that India should 'learn a lesson from the Afghan jihad’ By Vinay Kaura If there was…
Afghan – Taliban peace talks what’s next?
By Lyse Doucet History took a front seat at the table this month when Afghan enemies formally sat face to face for the first time to embark on negotiations to…