Srijan Sharma

Trump's tariff on India for Russia trade amid stalled Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA) talks highlight US's economic attrition diplomacy tactics.

China's Tibet policy intensifies India-China tensions over the Dalai Lama’s succession, revealing gaps in New Delhi’s symbolic approach necessitating a strategic shift to counter Beijing’s moves.

Operation Rising Lion marks a dramatic escalation in Israel-Iran tensions, as targeted strikes on nuclear sites push the Middle East toward wider conflict.

Pakistan's army has revived its old grey zone warfare tactics, but its outdated strategy is increasingly ineffective as India reassesses its approach to counter escalation and strengthen deterrence.

The collapse of the Assad regime and the simultaneous ascendance of various jihadist factions have created a precarious geopolitical equation.

With a more assertive foreign policy in his second term, Trump aims to restore global influence—will this shift lead to stronger ties with India and reshape their strategic partnership?

Syrian Civil War: The U.S. is faced with a set of dangerous choices, each with its own set of risks and consequences. The reality is that the window for a limited intervention may have passed.

R&AW, India's external intelligence agency, is at a crossroads, needing to adapt to a rapidly changing global threat matrix. As the scope of covert operations expands, the agency must align its strategic propensity with modern tradecraft realities.

Black September: This historical event shapes Israel’s operations against Hamas, exposing challenges for armed resistance and signaling a shift towards dialogue among Palestinian factions.

Mossad faces major consequences from its intelligence failures on October 7, 2023, when Hamas launched a significant attack on Israel. What does this mean for Mossad as it adapts to reclaim its dominance?