The Indus Waters Treaty: Legacy, Challenges, and the Role of Arbitration
The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), a post-independence treaty signed and implemented in 1960 by India and Pakistan under…
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The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), a post-independence treaty signed and implemented in 1960 by India and Pakistan under…
Tamal, the final foreign-built frigate to join the Indian Navy, embarks on history, not as a conclusion, but…
India is emerging as a balancer in a multipolar, fragmented world, where it does not align fully with…
The Digital India initiative, a transformative mission capable of making government services electronically available under the enhancement of…
In today’s world, real power lies not just in having stockpiles of missiles or money, but in the…
India wants to protect its interests by using a flexible, multi-directional foreign policy that takes into account the…
Despite possessing the world’s third-largest reserves of rare earth elements (REEs), India is now facing a severe supply…
The case crosses the only commercial dispute, touching sensitive geopolitical issues, while the financial and prestigious blow to…
The Cox’s Bazar–Rakhine Corridor, backed by the UN and framed as a humanitarian effort to support Myanmar’s Rakhine…
The strategic edge gained in this sub-conventional warfare, which was highly dominated by non-conventional forms of combat technique,…