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'भारत और अमेरिका के बीच सुरक्षा का नया क़रार'

International Affairs | Indian Foreign Policy | US Foreign Policy

Feb 21, 2025

'भारत और अमेरिका के बीच सुरक्षा का नया क़रार'

दूसरे कार्यकाल में ट्रंप द्वारा अमेरिका को वैश्विक सुरक�

Vivek Mishra

Will China’s aircraft carriers project naval power in the Indian Ocean?

Maritime Infrastructure | Maritime Governance Architecture

Apr 25, 2018

Will China’s aircraft carriers project naval power in the Indian Ocean?

Abhijit Singh

China’s naval power and national prestige

Maritime Security | China Military

Mar 08, 2018

China’s naval power and national prestige

Naval power lies at the centre of Chinese aspirations and coalesces energy security, maritime strategy, territorial integrity, naval nationalism, fore

Rob McInerney | Tuneer Mukherjee

China’s rising naval power means trouble for India

Indian Foreign Policy | China Foreign Policy | Maritime Governance Architecture

Apr 28, 2017

China’s rising naval power means trouble for India

New Delhi will need to look to the US for help resisting Beijing’s maritime ambitions.

Harsh V. Pant

Crafting a new phase in India-U.K. defence ties

International Affairs | Defence and Security

Jan 19, 2024

Crafting a new phase in India-U.K. defence ties

Harsh V. Pant | Kartik Bommakanti

International Affairs | Neighbourhood | China Foreign Policy | Economic Diplomacy

Feb 08, 2013

Forget Gwadar, China has Karachi

Someday, Gwadar port in Pakistan might well emerge as a full-fledged Chinese naval facility. For now, Karachi already serves as a major facility for the projection of Chinese naval power into the Indian Ocean.

India Commissions Latest Aircraft Carrier

Defence and Security | Maritime Security

Sep 06, 2022

India Commissions Latest Aircraft Carrier

While the Vikrant’s commissioning definitely boosts India’s naval capabilities, the overall trend in naval power is clearly shifting away from India.

Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan

Feb 14, 2013

The next tango with Paris

Delhi must indeed prepare for the inevitable emergence of China as a full-fledged naval power in the Indian Ocean in the longer term. In the interim, as India seeks to consolidate its natural advantages in the Indian Ocean, France is a compelling naval partner.

Wading out to Sea: The Evolution of India and Indonesia’s Naval Mindset towards Multilateralism

International Affairs

Jun 25, 2012

Wading out to Sea: The Evolution of India and Indonesia’s Naval Mindset towards Multilateralism

This Paper examines the evolution of India and Indonesia's military strategic mindset, from inward-looking powers to budding naval powers. It asserts that the two countries will have "no choice but to cast aside the antiquated aspects of non-alignment and move toward a more pragmatic approach to foreign policy, based on multilateralism."

Jennifer McArdle