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पहलगाम हल्ल्याच्या पार्श्वभूमीवर संपूर्ण काश्मीर खोऱ्�
भारताचा "सिंधू करार स्थगित करण्याचा" निर्णय बदलत्या प्रव
Pahalgam attack triggers Valley-wide outrage against Pakistan; Kashmiris reject terror, marking a turning point in public sentiment and support for In
India’s “abeyance” of the Indus Treaty signals shifting tides: Can treaty law be used as a tool of strategic pressure without breaching internat
पहलगाम आतंकी हमला कश्मीर में अमन बहाली से उपजी पाकिस्तान
भारत पहलगाममधील पीडितांचा शोक करत असताना, कठोर प्रतिसाद�
As India mourns the Pahalgam victims, pressure mounts for a strong response. The strategic and political fallout has only just begun.
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While the US and Israel continue to dismantle terror groups, defeating them will require moving beyond past strategies
आतंकवाद विरोधी प्रयासों के बदले क्षेत्रीय और अंतर्राष्�
जम्मू-कश्मीर रीजन में विदेशी आतंकियों की गतिविधियों में
हमासच्या पॉलिटीकल ब्युरोच्या प्रमुखाच्या हत्येमुळे हम�
The assassination of the head of Hamas’s political bureau raises critical questions about Hamas’s leadership, the Gaza conflict and potential esca
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अफगाण-आधारित दहशतवादी संघटनांना सार्वजनिक स्वरुपात साम
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Taliban’s reluctance or inability to deal with Afghan-based terror outfits for public posturing has now led to closer India-Russia cooperation on co
With Israel’s intended strategy in the aftermath of the 7/10 attacks, the conflict is all set to go well into 2024
Despite Hamas’s elevation in the scale of global terrorism, India’s reasons for banning this group are much more complex
क्या "हाइब्रिड" और "ओजीडब्ल्यू" जैसे नए शब्द नागरिकों का व�
लोन-वुल्फ़ आतंकवाद पर लगाम लगाने के लिए भारत सरकार को काउ�
GOI would have to develop a new counter-radicalisation programme and state-supervised counselling initiatives to curb lone-wolf terrorism.
Despite the official narrative of a peaceful Jammu and Kashmir, the ground realities depict a rather different story.
इस लेख में मध्य पूर्व में जारी दूसरे टकरावों की ही तरह यमन
Though small at the moment, the ISKP has the potential to gain momentum from the rebuilding of Afghanistan post US withdrawal
The Pulwama tragedy has set in an electoral dynamic that is sure to affect the outcome of the general elections that are due to be held in April-May t
A scrutiny of the Pulwama terrorist attack clearly shows it is undoubtedly a result of serious security lapse along with intelligence failure.
Kinetics help in neutralising certain type of threats. They do not help in the real problem — the battle of mind space.
While the ongoing geopolitical tremors will cloud much of MBS’s visit, India and Saudi Arabia have witnessed a pivotal shift over the past decade or
India must consider military retaliation, as further inaction will only go on to reinforce Pakistan’s nuclear deterrence.
The immediate consequence of the Pulwama carnage is the sense of fear developed in the State of Jammu and Kashmir.
In many ways, some of the worst fears of the security forces have come true.
While it is imperative to address the vulnerabilities exposed by past terrorist attacks — it is even more critical is to anticipate and game the nex
GIS systems allow predictions based on mobility information relating to speed and distance travelled.
Despite being a victim of terrorism for decades, India has demonstrated remarkable consistency in the irrational and incoherent response of its policy makers, people and sections of its mass media to dramatic and outrageous terrorist violence.
The attack that killed seven military personnel in Nagrota is a loud wake up call for the Indian Army
Pakistan cannot afford to turn off its terrorism tap.
China will continue to shield Pakistan. The Wuhan spirit, if it ever existed, is gasping for breath — and New Delhi will have to firm up its response to China.
There is a sort of consensus among the security agencies that this attack couldn’t have happened without the Pakistani army’s involvement.
Terrorism follows no rules and is not likely to disappear suddenly. Counter-terrorism can be harsh but is required to follow some rules. We need state-of-the-art intelligence but we need the freedoms. It is always going to be a difficult choice.
Terror attacks cannot be avoided, whatever be the security grid. But repeated major attacks send a signal about our preparedness and abilities. Capabilities must be enhanced and sharpened to make the adversary pay a price. The army and security forces must introspect how such attacks take place.
Despite the severity of the attack and the pressure for action, New Delhi’s choices are much more limited than they may initially appear.
Dr. Gary LaFree of the University of Maryland says in his studies of the data gathered by his department, he has noticed that in recent years, terrorist attacks have become deadlier with advances in technological knowhow. However, attacks using high technology, radiological, chemical and biological attacks, made up only a meager percentage of the total number of attacks.
Nations act solely in supreme national interest. China’s response to the Pahalgam terror strike is in steady contrast with its own stand on many issues
Monday's terrorist attack on Dinanagar police station in Gurdaspur district, the first major terror attack in Punjab since 2002, and that took the lives of 11 persons, is a puzzle. This could be a routine warning from the LeT to both the Indian and Pakistani governments against getting too close to each other.
Questioning the choices made by the government in terms of its response to the Pulwama terror strike is not 'questioning the forces' and thus unpatriotic
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) was formed in 1981 to counter the emerging threat from an ideological rival, Iran. While it has served the purpose of keeping the GCC countries together over the decades, the changing regional dynamics are raising questions over its continued relevance in its present form. The Hamas terror attack on Israel on 7 October 2023 and the consequent Gaza war has led to irreversible changes, Israel and Iran have engaged
On the anniversary of the Mumbai terror attacks of 2008, it is not surprising that the first thoughts that come to mind relate to the safety and security of the country. The obvious question to be posed here is: Are we safer today than we were five years ago? Sadly, the answer will be no.
India’s attempts at strengthening its intelligence infrastructure and capabilities have historically been reactive and incremental, rather than holistic and sustainable. This was seen, for instance, in the aftermath of the Kargil War, and following the terror attacks on Mumbai in November 2008. India has rarely undertaken proactive reforms and done little to implement corrective measures subsequent to these crises. This brief offers recommendat
