As new militant groups use digital militancy to garner support, the Indian government should implement effective counter narratives to control false propaganda ...
India’s commitments to international agreements towards gender equality show the country’s tremendous potential to make crucial advances in feminist foreign policy ...
Despite acknowledging the detrimental effects of manual scavenging, no concrete effort to make any real change has been witnessed over the years.
India must deliberate on and integrate the modern form of warfare while developing its national security strategy, not just in a cyber context — but in a larger strategic context. ...
There are growing instances to show that this law has been weaponised as a handy tool against political rivals, to suppress dissent and free speech.
One doubts if President Moon’s policy would be able to accomplish North Korean denuclearisation any time soon.
From initiating schemes to aid migrant workers to deciding on budget allocations, information is integral to the development of effective state responses.
Vaccine equity in Massachusetts has been called the “best of the worst”; although doing better than other states in terms of equitable distribution, the rollout still needs systematic support of reaching hard hit and previously neglected communities.
Historical precedents and contemporary facts on the ground abundantly establish the forces’ feebleness and overwhelming incapacity to tackle the surging militancy that threatens to push the war-torn country into further chaos.
Countries have understood the importance of nuclear deterrence and it plays an important role in designing their security strategies.
With the new Japan–US understanding on Taiwan, Tokyo–Taipei ties have reached a new high in the area of security.
It is natural for an economically floundering Iran to shelter its interests in Afghanistan.
Any effort must begin with accurate and timely information on air pollution.
As India-EU cooperation deepens, it is vital for the two sides to revitalise their ties with the broader Central and Eastern European region ...
Ashish Upreti is a serving Indian Army officer with over 25 years of experience in operations, crisis management and strategic communications. He has represented India at international forums and written articles and opinion pieces for national and international publications. In ...
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Ashish Upreti is a serving Indian Army officer with over 25 years of experience in operations, crisis management and strategic communications. He has represented India at international forums and written articles and opinion pieces for national and international publications. In ...
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