Where irregular warfare is regular
The Indian side of COIN - a review of India and Counterinsurgency: Lessons Learned (Asian Security Studies) by Sumit Ganguly & David P Fidler (eds)
The Indian National Interest Review
The Indian side of COIN - a review of India and Counterinsurgency: Lessons Learned (Asian Security Studies) by Sumit Ganguly & David P Fidler (eds)
Iraq might hold the key to solving an ancient Indian puzzle
Legislature must regain its supremacy
Taking a strategic approach to infrastructure development
The opportunity in the Right to Education Act
A quick look at the progress in Afghanistan
FILTER Ravi Gopalan Degrading the LeT network STEPHEN TANKEL of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace profiles the growth of the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) network from its origins during the anti-Soviet… Continue reading "Filter, Alif, Radar"
Last year has been witness to Indian diplomacy's understated successes in its neighbourhood.
Time to rethink India’s engagement of the United Nations
Getting the most out of PTAs and economic agreements - There is a question of both the quantity and the quality of human resources needed in economic ministries to meet the challenges of the PTA agenda. Multilateralism is in India’s interest. While there is a case for the PTAs, they should not undermine competency in using the WTO