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GHQ Assists Kim Jong Un to Ignore U.N. Sanctions

Prof. M. D. Nalapat, UNESCO Peace Chair and Vice-Chair, Manipal Advanced Research Group (MARG), Manipal University; Editorial Director, The Sunday Guardian & Editor-in-Chief, STSfor.

Increasingly, funding is coming from individuals in Middle East, many of whom are connected to North Korean cash supply chains through individuals linked to GHQ Rawalpindi. The capital of

North East Security Council: The Need of the Hour

Jaideep Saikia, Terrorism and Conflict Analyst and author/editor of several books. He has served the Govt. of India as an Expert on North East India in the National Security Council Secretariat and the Govt. of Assam in security advisory capacities.

Standard portrayal of the North East has been that it is India’s periphery. Indeed, geography and to an extent socio-cultural realities have consigned it to the fringe of not only India’s

Radicalisation: An Alternative Viewpoint

Reticent corners of the universe seldom come to light, unobtrusively concealing themselves from gaze and assay. The uncharted neuronal caverns of the brain of Homo sapiens, heir to countless stealth

An Indian Perspective on the "Uninhabitable Earth"

Dhanasree Jayaram, Project Associate, Manipal Advanced Research Group (MARG), Manipal University and Editorial Coordinator, Science, Technology & Security forum (STSforum).

Alarmist Climate Narratives The New York Magazine article on “The Uninhabitable Earth” by David Wallace-Wells has raised eyebrows within the scientific and policy circles, as the

Penchant for Proliferation: Pakistan's Contentious Tryst with Nuclear Weapons

Alfred Vincent, Postgraduate Research Scholar at the Department of Geopolitics and International Relations, Manipal University, Karnataka.

Pakistan has, in the past, been accused of offering critical nuclear weapons technology to countries like North Korea, Iran and Libya. The rationale behind these transfers varies from reciprocal

Chabahar and Gwadar: Antagonism Denying Potential Synergies

Manish Vaid, Junior Fellow at Observer Research Foundation (ORF), New Delhi, with research interests in energy policy and geopolitics.

The Chabahar deal signed by India with Iran in May last year is seen by many as its strategic response to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), which culminates in Gwadar. Besides deepening

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GHQ Assists Kim Jong Un to Ignore U.N. Sanctions

North East Security Council: The Need of the Hour

Radicalisation: An Alternative Viewpoint

An Indian Perspective on the "Uninhabitable Earth"

Penchant for Proliferation: Pakistan's Contentious Tryst with Nuclear Weapons

Chabahar and Gwadar: Antagonism Denying Potential Synergies

Opinion

-Prof. M. D. Nalapat

Increasingly, funding is coming from individuals in Middle East, many of whom are connected to North Korean cash supply chains through individuals linked to GHQ Rawalpindi. The capital of Nep...

GHQ Assists Kim Jong Un to Ignore U.N. Sanctions

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-Jaideep Saikia

Standard portrayal of the North East has been that it is India’s periphery. Indeed, geography and to an extent socio-cultural realities have consigned it to the fringe of not only India’s ...

North East Security Council: The Need of the Hour

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-Jaideep Saikia

Reticent corners of the universe seldom come to light, unobtrusively concealing themselves from gaze and assay. The uncharted neuronal caverns of the brain of Homo sapiens, heir to countless stealth s...

Radicalisation: An Alternative Viewpoint

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An Indian Perspective on the "Uninhabitable Earth"

Penchant for Proliferation: Pakistan's Contentious Tryst with Nuclear Weapons

Chabahar and Gwadar: Antagonism Denying Potential Synergies

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GHQ Assists Kim Jong Un to Ignore U.N. Sanctions

North East Security Council: The Need of the Hour

Radicalisation: An Alternative Viewpoint

An Indian Perspective on the "Uninhabitable Earth"

Penchant for Proliferation: Pakistan's Contentious Tryst with Nuclear Weapons

Chabahar and Gwadar: Antagonism Denying Potential Synergies

Opinion

-Prof. M. D. Nalapat

Increasingly, funding is coming from individuals in Middle East, many of whom are connected to North Korean cash supply chains through individuals linked to GHQ Rawalpindi. The capital of Nep...

GHQ Assists Kim Jong Un to Ignore U.N. Sanctions

-...

-Jaideep Saikia

Standard portrayal of the North East has been that it is India’s periphery. Indeed, geography and to an extent socio-cultural realities have consigned it to the fringe of not only India’s ...

North East Security Council: The Need of the Hour

-...

-Jaideep Saikia

Reticent corners of the universe seldom come to light, unobtrusively concealing themselves from gaze and assay. The uncharted neuronal caverns of the brain of Homo sapiens, heir to countless stealth s...

Radicalisation: An Alternative Viewpoint

-...

Young Voices

-Dhanasree Jayaram

Alarmist Climate Narratives The New York Magazine article on “The Uninhabitable Earth” by David Wallace-Wells has raised eyebrows within the scientific and policy circles, as the ...

An Indian Perspective on the "Uninhabitable Earth"

-Alfred Vincent

Pakistan has, in the past, been accused of offering critical nuclear weapons technology to countries like North Korea, Iran and Libya. The rationale behind these transfers varies from reciprocal missi...

Penchant for Proliferation: Pakistan's Contentious Tryst with Nuclear Weapons

-Manish Vaid

The Chabahar deal signed by India with Iran in May last year is seen by many as its strategic response to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), which culminates in Gwadar. Besides deepening tie...

Chabahar and Gwadar: Antagonism Denying Potential Synergies