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Security
From Rhetoric to Reality: China-Russia Cooperation in the Arctic Accelerates
By Oliver Dieckmann
What began as political signaling is now becoming reality.
The Rumored Chinese Submarine Transfer from Thailand to Cambodia Is Unfounded
By Tita Sanglee
In recent weeks, Bangkok's troubled submarine acquisition plans have been subject to an explosive rumor.
EU Proposes Security Partnership With Australia
By Mina Pollmann
It is too early to assess the benefits of an Australia-EU defense agreement to each side when so much hinges on the details.
When India and Pakistan Went to War – Online
By Nishtha Gupta
The rise of digital warriors adds a worrying dynamic to India-Pakistan conflict.
Wellington Koo, Taiwan’s Civilian Defense Minister: One Year in Review
By Jonathan Harman
Under the first civilian defense minister in decades, Taiwan's military is moving in the right direction. But lasting improvement will take time.
Maritime Rights and National Security: China’s Evolving Security Discourse
By Mengzhen Liu
The concept of “maritime rights” is taking an increasingly central role in China’s framing of national security – and the Taiwan issue.
What a China-Egypt Military Training Reveals About the PLA’s Air Combat Readiness
By Ying Yu Lin
The “Eagles of Civilization 2025” air force training between China and Egypt sent several important signals about the PLAAF.
Re-configuring India’s Higher Command
By Ajai Shukla
This re-configuration is aimed at replacing the Indian military’s current 17 single-service commands with a smaller number of integrated theatre commands.
How China Has Responded to Southeast Asia’s ‘Scamdemic’
By Sebastian Strangio
Selina Ho discusses the Chinese government's efforts to combat criminal operations that are harming its image and reputation in the Mekong region.
How India Is Reducing Dependence on China for Rare Earth Minerals
By Saswata Chaudhury
Through recycling, R&D, and diversifying imports as well as by facilitating a regional market for rare earth minerals, the dependence on the Chinese supply chain can be reduced.
Indian Security Forces Massacre Burmese Resistance Functionaries
By Rajeev Bhattacharyya
The torture and killing of 10 rebels at Chandel near the India-Myanmar border in Manipur has sent shockwaves through Myanmar’s resistance groups.
What Is TRF, the Terror Group That Brought India and Pakistan to the Brink of War?
By Abdul Basit
Some say it is an offshoot of the LeT, with roots in Pakistan. Others claim it is an amalgam of remnants of terror outfits active in Kashmir.
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