17 Oct International Relations, Military Part II — Mao’s Moment: How the Cuban Missile Crisis Enabled China’s 1962 Offensive October 17, 2025 By Shashwat Gupta Ray 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber On October 20, 1962, Chinese troops surged across the Himalayan frontier, attacking Indian positions in Ladakh and the North-East Front...Continue reading
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 Shashwat Gupta Ray 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber In October 1962, while the world’s attention was fixed on the nuclear brinkmanship between Washington and Moscow, another crisis was un...Continue reading
17 Oct SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY, International Relations Book Review: A Maritime Pas de Deux — India and China at Sea October 17, 2025 By Huma Siddiqui 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber In India’s Elephant Navy and China’s Dragon Navy @2025, Commodore Ranjit B. Rai and Neil Harvey deliver an illuminating and visually ri...Continue reading
15 Oct International Relations Argentina’s AI Leap Could Rewire the Global South’s Digital Future October 15, 2025 By Huma Siddiqui 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber When OpenAI’s executives landed in Buenos Aires to discuss the company’s first “Stargate” data-centre project in Latin America, it was ...Continue reading
14 Oct International Relations India’s Indo-Pacific Vision Sharpens Focus With IPRD 2025 October 14, 2025 By Shashwat Gupta Ray 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber 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 ...Continue reading
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 Ashu Maan 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber When the first atomic device detonated over Xinjiang’s Lop Nur desert in 1964, Beijing entered the nuclear club with a blast designed a...Continue reading
09 Oct International Relations Somalia’s Seas, China’s Shadow: How Pakistan Extends Beijing’s Reach in Africa October 9, 2025 By Aritra Banerjee 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber Somalia's latest naval partnership with Pakistan, formalised through a five-year defence cooperation agreement in August 2025, appears ...Continue reading
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 Aritra Banerjee 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber On 7 October 1950, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) crossed the upper reaches of the Jinsha River and entered Tibet’s eastern provinc...Continue reading
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 Aritra Banerjee 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber When the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) entered Tibet in October 1950, China justified its invasion as a “liberation from feudalism.” Y...Continue reading
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 Aritra Banerjee 0 comments Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest linkedin Odnoklassniki WhatsApp WhatsApp VK Telegram Viber By early 1959, the simmering resentment in Tibet had reached a breaking point. Nearly a decade had passed since the signing of the Seve...Continue reading