As part of its efforts to appear transparent about its intentions and to dispel its image of a reclusive regime…
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China’s massive infrastructure build-up in Tibet far in excess of genuine civilian requirements is causing concern to the government of…
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By Rajiv Nayan The international community is discussing how to bring India into the multilateral export control regimes. During his…
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According to Henry Kissinger (“How to Exit Afghanistan,” Washington Post, June 8, 2011), four conditions must be met to make…
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Why India must try to bring the United States, Iran and Russia together over Afghanistan Imagine Afghanistan without extra-regional powers…
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India needs an Air Assault Division The death of Osama bin Laden is likely to lead to reprisal attacks against…
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In an identity of opinion more typical of North Korea than of the US, “expert” opinion in the Beltway has…
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In an identity of opinion more typical of North Korea than of the US, “expert” opinion in the Beltway has…
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The main lesson for India from the spectacular military operation conducted by the CIA and the U.S. Special Forces is…
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Just like the United States, India too has a host of enemies who have taken shelter or been given sanctuary…