Evolving Threats in India's Cybersecurity Landscape: From Phishing to Steganography
The end of the 20th century witnessed a significant boom in global computerization, with India emerging as a primary beneficiary and a global leader in IT services.
The Landmine Ban at a Crossroads: Strategic Retreats and Treaty Breaches
On April 1, 2025, Finland’s Prime Minister announced the country’s intention to withdraw from the international treaty banning anti-personnel land mines. Contrary to the date’s association with pranks, this declaration is no April Fool’s joke. Historically, wars have compelled states to suspend, derogate from, or even terminate treaty obligations.
Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP): The Scope of Integrating Gender Sensitivity into Indian Foreign Policies
In 2021, during a seminar on gender mainstreaming in India’s foreign policy, India's External Affairs Minister, Dr. S. Jaishankar, emphasized the need for a gender-balanced foreign policy.
Decoding Strength, Exposing Dragon: How Real is China's Military Power? Part -II
This is the second (and last) part of the article delves into China’s strategic patience, training methodologies, and information warfare. It broadly examines how Beijing is positioning itself for long-term dominance while controlling global perceptionsCautious Approach and Strategic Patience
State Disinformation, Artificial Intelligence and Chemical Weapons Non-Proliferation
The evolving security landscape, characterized by the rising tide of disinformation operations, rapid technological advancements, and the persistent spectre of chemical weapons use, presents an unprecedented challenge to international peace and security.
Rise of Resistance: Decoding the 50501 Movement's Decentralized Power in the Digital Age
The 50501 Movement began on February 17, 2025, and quickly became one of the most impactful social movements in recent U.S. history. With protests in all 50 states, millions gathered before state capitols, raising signs and chanting slogans opposing government policies.
Decoding Strength, Exposing Dragon: How Real is China's Military Power? Part-I
This is a two part article. The first part focuses on the current state of China's military capabilities while also exposing the vulnerabilities undermining its strategic ambitions.
The Antarctic Programme: Advancing India’s Geostrategic and Scientific Footprint in the White Continent
India's foray into Antarctic geopolitics began in 1955–56 with “The Antarctic Question,” marking the country's official intervention under then-Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
Moral Policing, Public Floggings, and the Decline of Girls' Education in Taliban ruled Afghanistan
Since the Taliban's return to power in August 2021, Afghanistan has faced a sharp decline in human rights, with women and minorities bearing the brunt of repression. The Taliban’s enforcement of moral policing, public floggings, and the systematic dismantling of girls' education reflects their rigid interpretation of Sharia law despite global condemnation.