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17 Oct
International Relations, Military

Part II — Mao’s Moment: How the Cuban Missile Crisis Enabled China’s 1962 Offensive

  • October 17, 2025
  • By author-avatar Shashwat Gupta Ray
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On October 20, 1962, Chinese troops surged across the Himalayan frontier, attacking Indian positions in Ladakh and the North-East Front...

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17 Oct
International Relations, Military

Part I — The Betrayal of Peace: China’s 1962 Invasion and the Violation of the UN Charter

  • October 17, 2025
  • By author-avatar Shashwat Gupta Ray
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In October 1962, while the world’s attention was fixed on the nuclear brinkmanship between Washington and Moscow, another crisis was un...

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17 Oct
SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY, International Relations

Book Review: A Maritime Pas de Deux — India and China at Sea

  • October 17, 2025
  • By author-avatar Huma Siddiqui
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In India’s Elephant Navy and China’s Dragon Navy @2025, Commodore Ranjit B. Rai and Neil Harvey deliver an illuminating and visually ri...

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15 Oct
International Relations

Argentina’s AI Leap Could Rewire the Global South’s Digital Future

  • October 15, 2025
  • By author-avatar Huma Siddiqui
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When OpenAI’s executives landed in Buenos Aires to discuss the company’s first “Stargate” data-centre project in Latin America, it was ...

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14 Oct
International Relations

India’s Indo-Pacific Vision Sharpens Focus With IPRD 2025

  • October 14, 2025
  • By author-avatar Shashwat Gupta Ray
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The Indo-Pacific Regional Dialogue (IPRD) 2025, to be held in New Delhi from October 28 to 30, marks another step in India’s effort to ...

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14 Oct
SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY, International Law, International Relations

China’s Nuclear Legacy and the PLA’s Quest for Technological Supremacy

  • October 15, 2025
  • By author-avatar Ashu Maan
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When the first atomic device detonated over Xinjiang’s Lop Nur desert in 1964, Beijing entered the nuclear club with a blast designed a...

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09 Oct
International Relations

Somalia’s Seas, China’s Shadow: How Pakistan Extends Beijing’s Reach in Africa

  • October 9, 2025
  • By author-avatar Aritra Banerjee
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Somalia's latest naval partnership with Pakistan, formalised through a five-year defence cooperation agreement in August 2025, appears ...

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06 Oct
SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY, Causes of Civil War, International Law, International Relations

The Chinese Invasion of Tibet That Changed Asia’s Map

  • October 6, 2025
  • By author-avatar Aritra Banerjee
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On 7 October 1950, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) crossed the upper reaches of the Jinsha River and entered Tibet’s eastern provinc...

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05 Oct
Causes of Civil War, International Law, International Relations, SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

The 17 Points of Betrayal: How China Legalised an Occupation

  • October 5, 2025
  • By author-avatar Aritra Banerjee
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When the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) entered Tibet in October 1950, China justified its invasion as a “liberation from feudalism.” Y...

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05 Oct
Causes of Civil War, International Law, International Relations, SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

The Uprising and the Exodus: How the Dalai Lama’s Flight Redefined Asia

  • October 5, 2025
  • By author-avatar Aritra Banerjee
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By early 1959, the simmering resentment in Tibet had reached a breaking point. Nearly a decade had passed since the signing of the Seve...

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