Carriers above, Submarines below: Who really owns the sea?
For more than a century, naval strategists have argued over what truly gives a country command of the sea. Is…
Is India’s Southeast Asia Policy a Counter to China’s Maritime Hegemony?
The seas around Southeast Asia are becoming more important in global politics. They help transport a large share of the…
India Pakistan Naval Collision: At Sea, Distance is Deterrence
The sea has an unforgiving quality that lands sometimes hide; there is nowhere to pull over. On September 15, an…
Japan Maritime Power – The Rising Sun Returns to the Open Waters
Since the post-war era, Japan kept its military power deliberately restrained. The country that had once built one of Asia’s…
Why INS Nipun Matters Beyond Submarine Rescue?
Naval power is usually imagined in the form of aircraft carriers, destroyers, frigates and submarines. The vessels that attract the…
Starlink in the Crosshairs: New Frontier of Great Power Competition
From Ukraine’s battlefields to Taiwan’s communication resilience, the controversial contest over satellite internet is reshaping the geopolitics of the twenty-first…
Australia to Participate in India’s Exercise MILAN 2026
Over the past few years, defence relations between India and Australia have steadily strengthened. The two countries have emerged as…
India’s Deadliest Missile, Agni VI, is Ready
India’s defence capabilities have entered a new phase, with reports suggesting the country’s technical readiness for developing and deploying the…
Red sea crisis – importance & vulnerabilities
This article aims to provide an overall view on the Red Sea crisis which is vital for global trade. So,…