NEW DELHI: Amid Chinese belligerence and expansionism in its immediate maritime neighbourhood and beyond, the Indo-Pacific remains a region of global attention. The strategic importance of the region is not lost on India and Australia who have a working defence relationship. We cannot deter major powers on our own, so need trusted and transparent relationships […]Read More
NEW DELHI: The Indo-Pacific (which has forged new geopolitical alignments mainly due to Chinese aggression and muscle-flexing) will remain an area of future contestation, says Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan. In his first media interview after taking over the top job a year ago, Gen. Chauhan said “due to compulsions of geography, our […]Read More
NEW DELHI: On Tuesday (October 10), key stakeholders in the defence sector, government officials, members of think tanks, MSMEs, Indian and foreign original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), foreign defence attachés, the military brass and top scientists will be under one roof, at the eighth edition of the India Defence Conclave, an annual event organised by Bharat […]Read More
NEW DELHI: When it comes to shaping China’s foreign policy, it’s the Chinese Communist Party that decides. That’s how Chinese President Xi Jinping wants it to be. It’s a stark departure from what Deng Xiaoping, credited as the architect of modern China, did (kept the party and the government separate), says Dr Lance L.P. Gore, Senior Research […]Read More
NEW DELHI: Uneasy ties between India and Canada dipped further this week after Canadian PM Justin Trudeau told parliament that there were “credible allegations” linking Indian agents to the killing of pro-Khalistan separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar (already branded a terrorist by India) in Canada in June this year. India has denied the allegations and has […]Read More
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