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Sri Lankan President unveiled the biggest ever war budget in the history of the country in view of the ongoing war with the Tamil Tigers. The budget has seen the massive rise of 7% in the war expenditure to a record 1.6 billion dollars in the year 2009.
USAID pledges $791 million in fresh aid to Afghanistan to support Afghan-led development programmes and other roundups
All that the UGC’s mindless action has done is betray its intellectual bankruptcy in playing up to the fake nationalism that is sought to be generated through repeated invocations of the so-called surgical strikes, which seem to always be brought up when elections approach.
India must seize the moment and rebuild the bilateral relationship
From re-nationalisation of manufacturing to more restricted flow of people, prepare for a new world
What if there was a new class of zero days on the horizon? What if, even if it was a known zero day, it wouldn’t necessarily be able to be patched,
US foreign policy is steadily renouncing multilateralism while China is stepping into its shoes
As India still does not have a Personal Data Protection law in place, it would be unwise to expand the scope of Aarogya Setu far beyond its original p
As China innovates its aerial platforms and weaponry to match the US Air Force, the Indian defence-industrial planning will have to be more ambitious.
The WTO has been considerably weakened.
Making the NSA the chairman of the Strategic Policy Group of the National Security Council could be part of an effort to paper over the real problems relating to the dysfunctional defence system.
On the anniversary of Yuri Gagarin's (and humankind's) first journey into space, the US Executive Order, stipulating that Americans should have the right use the resources of space, rings outrageous.
What the armed forces seek is sober political leadership and sustained attention to their organisational and resource problems.
The intention behind removing Article 370 has been to encourage further investment and improve the security in Kashmir.
We should not play down the geopolitical consequences of the Chinese-led globalization that BRI v.2.0 represents.
As in 1944, two challenges lie ahead — to fight the warfare today and build a better tomorrow. Economic policy must be effective on the run and forw
China’s assertive behavior is the glue that holds the Australia-Japan-India trilateral together.
As India’s interests move beyond its borders, the fixation with South Asia-centric notion of neighbourhood can no longer serve as a useful analytica
