International Relations in India & Beyond
India attained its independence in 1947, at the height of the Cold War. Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first prime minister, pursued nonalignment while fostering positive ties with the Soviet Union. “Strategic Sovereignty” developed due to...
It is now more than 50 years since the UN General Assembly negotiated its first anti-terrorism convention. And almost 30 years ago the UN Security Council (UNSC) imposed sanctions against Libya for sponsoring acts...
As the world is undergoing a rapid shift geopolitically due to changes in power relations among the nations, India is charting a new path in its foreign policy engagements. The Bipolar world order established...
Mutually assured destruction (MAD) is a doctrine of military strategy and national security policy in which a full-scale use of nuclear weapons by two or more opposing sides would effectively result in the destruction...
Nuclear proliferation refers to the spread of nuclear weapons and technology to countries that do not already possess them. This can be a concern because the possession of nuclear weapons can potentially lead to...
China has emerged as the global power influencing and controlling aspects of the global economic chain. Various global leaders and experts have said that China will evolve as the next superpower to hold hegemony...
Introduction The central Asian countries were born after the collapse of the USSR in 1991. After analyzing the history of Central Asia one would be amused that this region has always played an important...
Introduction How the United States played various types of cards to incite, pacify, and control the conflict indicates the strategy of the United States to Client state after 2014. Particularly in a larger context, the...
Countries publish their national security strategy or national defence strategy in the form of a White Paper. These papers help the world to understand the defence policies of the publishing nations. This article analyses...
An arms race is a competition between two or more countries to develop and acquire the most advanced and powerful weapons systems. Arms races often involve the development and deployment of new technologies, such...
