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01 Oct

The armed forces are India’s insurance policy. They must be treated that way

October 1, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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Every nation pays premiums for the future it seeks to protect. In India’s case, that premium is not financial—it is human. The armed fo...

30 Sep

Blog

Importing Risk at Sea: Somalia’s Bet on Pakistan’s Navy is Self-Defeating

September 30, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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On August 28, 2025, Somalia’s cabinet approved a five-year defence cooperation MoU with Pakistan, covering training from basic to staff...

29 Sep

Blog

Tibet’s Culture Under Siege: India’s Pluralism as a Counterpoint

September 29, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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China’s forced assimilation policies in Tibet have entered a new and darker phase. As Beijing closes Tibetan schools and pushes over a ...

29 Sep

International Relations, International Law

Pattern of Stonewalling: From Xinjiang Camps to Hong Kong Courts

September 29, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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In October 2022, the chamber of the UN Human Rights Council erupted in applause. The occasion was not a human rights breakthrough but t...

29 Sep

SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

Broken Promises and Bitter Battles: Why India’s Veterans Feel Betrayed by New Disability Rules, a Frayed Health Net, and Endless Litigation

September 29, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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India’s armed forces serve in extremes that most citizens will never encounter—Siachen’s sub-zero altitudes, humid counter-insurgency g...

27 Sep

International Relations, International Law, Military

Turkey-Pakistan-China: Power Play at Sea with Somalia as Bait

September 27, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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Somalia’s coastline is fast becoming the hinge on which bigger powers test ideas about influence in the western Indian Ocean. Taken tog...

21 Sep

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

Democracy in Exile vs Authoritarianism in Tibet

September 21, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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In 1959, as the Dalai Lama crossed the Himalayas into India, Tibet entered a new chapter — one marked by exile for its spiritual and po...

19 Sep

International Relations, SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

China’s Assimilation Drive in Tibet Targets Children—and a Culture

September 19, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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Beijing calls it “bilingual education” and “national unity.” UN experts call it something else: a mass, mandatory programme that separa...

19 Sep

International Relations, International Law, Military, Modern Warfare

How Does China’s Salami-Slicing Tactics Deepen Instability?

September 19, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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China’s relentless pursuit of territorial expansion through “salami slicing” represents one of the most insidious threats to stability ...

19 Sep

Military, SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

Opacity in Pakistan navy’s acquisition deals leads to corruption, puts further burden on the people

September 19, 2025
By Aritra Banerjee
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It is no secret that Pakistan is run by its military, not the civilian government, unlike in India. Hence, it is not surprising that th...

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