India is not building defence corridors. It is testing whether it can build a war economy without calling it one....

At the Rising Bharat Summit, Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh did not merely float a technical request. He articulated a...

There is a dangerous simplification floating through policy circles: that a financially weakened Pakistan becomes a strategically restrained Pakistan. That...

There is a map Indian strategists mention often but rarely interrogate deeply enough. Shift east from the subcontinent and you...

There is now a second Line of Actual Control. It does not run through Pangong Tso, Depsang, or Tawang. It...

Supply Chain Weaponization Is the New Blockade There was a time when coercion required fleets, sanctions regimes, or energy embargoes....

India does not face a shortage of weapons. It faces a shortage of coherence. The uncomfortable reality is that India...

When people say “Pakistan–Afghanistan war,” they usually mean something conventional — tanks, airstrikes, a declaration, maybe a UN emergency session....

An Israel–US attack on Iran would not be a “war” in the classical sense. It would be a calibrated, highly...

In a dramatic and explosive turn of events, the United States and Israel launched joint military strikes against Iran early...