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Why Is Sri Lanka Joining US-led Patrols in the Red Sea?

Why Is Sri Lanka Joining US-led Patrols in the Red Sea?

By Uditha Devapriya
The decision to deploy vessels to the Red Sea has turned the Sri Lankan Navy into an active participant in the tensions mushrooming in the region.
China Evaluates Russia’s Use of Hypersonic ‘Daggers’ in the Ukraine War

China Evaluates Russia’s Use of Hypersonic ‘Daggers’ in the Ukraine War

By Lyle Goldstein and Nathan Waechter
Overall, Chinese strategists are underwhelmed by the performance of the Kinzhal on the Ukrainian battlefield.

Malaysia and Indonesia Are Links in Iran’s Drone Supply Chain

Malaysia and Indonesia Are Links in Iran’s Drone Supply Chain

By Sribala Subramanian
Companies based in the two countries are part of an "illicit procurement network" that has been targeted by U.S. sanctions. 

Beijing Tries to Capitalize on Taiwan’s Controversial Rocket Alert

Beijing Tries to Capitalize on Taiwan’s Controversial Rocket Alert

By Sze-Fung Lee
Taiwan issued a national alert following the launch of a satellite from China. Beijing has seized on the controversy to advance its own interests.

Aditya-L1 Mission: Another Feat for India’s Space Program

Aditya-L1 Mission: Another Feat for India’s Space Program

By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
India’s maiden solar mission undertook a journey of around 1.5 million km from Earth, taking 127 days to reach its final destination.
Singapore Says It Will Join US-Led Red Sea Operation

Singapore Says It Will Join US-Led Red Sea Operation

By Sebastian Strangio
The commitment is consistent with the city-state's long commitment to norms and rules supporting unimpeded global trade.

Hurdles in the Hypersonic Race: The United States’ Failed ARRW Program

Hurdles in the Hypersonic Race: The United States’ Failed ARRW Program

By Javed Alam
The U.S. hypersonic program is lagging behind those of its primary adversaries due to multiple factors. The cancellation of the ARRW hypersonic program sheds light on this
Legal Barriers to the North Korea-Russia Arms Trade – and the Loophole That Could Allow it to Expand 

Legal Barriers to the North Korea-Russia Arms Trade – and the Loophole That Could Allow it to Expand 

By A. B. Abrams
The significant benefits that both Russia and North Korea have to gain by expanding their arms trade provides strong incentives to explore means of circumventing the U.N. sanctions regime. 

From Dependency to Dominance: India’s Critical Mineral Crusade

From Dependency to Dominance: India’s Critical Mineral Crusade

By Manish Vaid
India's pursuit of critical minerals isn’t just an economic prerogative; it’s a strategic imperative.

Rajeev Bhattacharyya on India’s Accord With ULFA

Rajeev Bhattacharyya on India’s Accord With ULFA

By Sudha Ramachandran
Although the anti-talks faction under Paresh Baruah is “severely weakened, it still has the capacity to carry out violent attacks.”

Understanding China’s Approach to Deterrence 

Understanding China’s Approach to Deterrence 

By Michael Clarke
China’s approach to deterrence involves compelling as well as dissuading, and is intertwined with the idea of “war control.”
The Patagonian Enigma: China’s Deep Space Station in Argentina 

The Patagonian Enigma: China’s Deep Space Station in Argentina 

By Carlo J.V. Caro
New Argentine President Javier Milei may have railed against China but he’s taken a pragmatic track since. Still, the new government should look closely at China’s Argentine space station.

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