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Hypersonic Weapons in Joint Warfighting

Icon-download Abstract Hypersonic weapons which have speeds in excess of 5 Mach have caught every one’s imagination. The popular thinking is that hypersonic weapons are gamechangers in battle and that they give a nation a winning edge. Whilst that may be so, it might not be true fully. Hypersonic weapons do have tremendous advantages but […]

Digital Transformation in Joint Warfighting- A ‘Digital Twin’ Use Case

Icon-download Abstract Integration and joint war fighting in today’s landscape are aided by niche technology to maintain strategic edge and operational effectiveness. Digital Twin technology in recent times has emerged as a transformative paradigm in military applications. This paper comprehensively reviews the ongoing studies around the world in digital twin, presents various case studies and […]

Manned-Unmanned Teaming: Enhancing Lethality

Icon-download Abstract Manned-Unmanned Teaming (MUM-T) is a revolutionary strategy in the military domain that synchronizes the manned and unmanned platforms to support the operations. MUM-T gives the amalgamated features of both platforms, with enhanced awareness of battle scenes, enhanced lethality, and better chances of survival. MUM-T slightly makes employment of soldiers, manned and unmanned air […]

Preparing for Quantum Warfare

Icon-download Abstract In the ever-evolving realm of present day warfare, the emerging and disruptive technologies play a vital role in shaping of military strategies. In this context, it is imperative that military commanders at all levels must be conversant with new developments in technological domain to maintain a right balance of weapons, equipment and the […]

QUAD’s MAITRI Initiative in Advancing India’s Maritime Vision: An Analysis

Icon-download Introduction The new regional ‘Maritime Initiative for Training in Indo-Pacific (MAITRI)’ is a collaborative effort by the four QUAD members to enhance training in the maritime operations and addressing other defence related issues. Its main focus is “to monitor and secure their waters, enforce their laws, and deter unlawful behaviour”.1  In Sanskrit the word […]

India–China Border Issues: Challenges & Prognosis

Icon-download Bordered by a staggering fourteen land neighbours – highest in the world, it must certainly go to China’s credit that she has been able to resolve disputes with twelve of them. But then, the Shangri La remains mystically elusive to Indian entreaties towards even defining the border, let alone resolution. From reiterating its claims […]

APEC Summit 2024: Balancing Economic Integration with Geopolitical Realities

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Icon-download Introduction The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit 2024 was held in Lima, from November 15-16, 2024 and marked a critical juncture for regional economic integration and policy coordination among its 21 member economies. These economies include Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Chile, People’s Republic of China, Hong Kong, Indonesia; Japan, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, […]

India- Germany: Stärkung der Verteidigungspartnerschaft (Strengthening Defence Partnership)

Icon-download Introduction India and Germany completed 70 years of diplomatic relations in 20211 sharing a robust partnership rooted in economic and cultural ties which continues to evolve, unlocking new avenues for association. Both nations have had a Strategic Partnership since 2000, since then the bilateral ties have only been strengthened after the launch of the […]

Shifting Alliances: Russia and North Korea’s Growing Ties and Regional Security Implications

Icon-download Introduction The relationship between Russia and North Korea has evolved into a significant geopolitical development, marked by a series of diplomatic, economic and military engagements. Historically, when the erstwhile Soviet Union existed, it maintained a supportive relationship with North Korea, particularly at the peak of the Cold War and the Korean War. When the […]