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SCO 2026: India Pushes Trade, Connectivity and Economic Cooperation Across Eurasia
At the SCO 2026 Dushanbe meeting, India championed trade, investment, digital cooperation and Eurasian connectivity. With the SCO Action Plan 2026–2030 adopted, INSTC, Chabahar Port and stronger India-Central Asia partnerships should unlock new economic opportunities across Eurasia. 25th SCO Council of Heads of Government meeting in Dushanbe The 25th meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Council of Heads of Government in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, on October 20, 2

Peeush Srivastava
2 days ago7 min read


India’s Defence Exports: Can Europe Become a Lasting Market?
India’s record defence exports and growing presence in Europe offer a major opportunity, but sustaining global market share will depend on technological strength, reliable delivery and long-term credibility.

Joydeep Chakraborty
5 days ago5 min read


India and Uzbekistan's Counter-Terrorism Push: Intelligence, Trust and the Test of Action
India and Uzbekistan are strengthening counter-terrorism cooperation, but the real test lies in turning diplomatic commitments into effective intelligence sharing and coordinated action.

Joydeep Chakraborty
6 days ago6 min read


The Price of Dependence: Why India and Vietnam Are Strengthening Their Indo-Pacific Partnership
India and Vietnam are strengthening their strategic partnership through trade, maritime security and technology cooperation to protect economic resilience and strategic autonomy in a contested Indo-Pacific.

Joydeep Chakraborty
Oct 176 min read


India-Italy Counter-Terrorism: Where Borders Become Security Frontiers
India and Italy are deepening their security partnership to confront terrorism, organised crime, terror financing and emerging threats across borders.

Joydeep Chakraborty
Oct 86 min read


India–Sweden Defence Cooperation: The Race to Turn Trust into Technology
India and Sweden are deepening their defence partnership by turning strategic trust into technology, innovation, cybersecurity and industrial capability.

Joydeep Chakraborty
Oct 75 min read


From Dialogue to Delivery: How the Colombo Security Conclave Is Changing Indian Ocean Security
The Colombo Security Conclave is evolving from a forum for dialogue into a practical regional security framework built around preparedness, cooperation and institutional capability.

Joydeep Chakraborty
Oct 16 min read


After 38 years Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s Sri Lanka visit and India’s Indian Ocean Maritime Security Push
Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh visited Sri Lanka from September 8–10, 2026 — the first such visit in 38 years. During the trip, India and Sri Lanka signed three defence MoUs covering L70 gun upgrades and National Defence College cooperation, and discussed a joint Maritime Domain Awareness system, drug-trafficking cooperation, and India's $450 million Cyclone Ditwah relief package under Operation Sagar Bandhu. By Utkarsh Garg Thirty-Eight years is a long time in geopol

Edit Desk
Sep 136 min read


Sri Lanka Navy Commander’s First Overseas Visit Deepens Maritime and Defence Cooperation with India
Vice Admiral Damian Fernando, Commander of the Sri Lanka Navy, made his first overseas visit as Navy chief to India from 26–29 August 2026. The visit strengthened maritime security cooperation, expanded training and capacity-building programmes, and reviewed the Bilateral Defence Cooperation Plan between the two navies. The first overseas visit of the Commander of the Sri Lanka Navy, Vice Admiral Damian Fernando, since assuming command of the Navy, further strengthened the

Peeush Srivastava
Sep 63 min read


Shinjiro Koizumi’s Maiden India Visit: Making of a More Capable Indo-Pacific Partnership
Shinjiro Koizumi’s maiden India visit signals a deeper India–Japan defence partnership built around maritime capability, technology and Indo-Pacific security.

Joydeep Chakraborty
Aug 216 min read


Where Mountains Divide, Rivers Bind: The Unfinished India-China Story
As India and China cautiously rebuild dialogue, the LAC, trans-border rivers, pilgrimage and information warfare are reshaping the future of bilateral relations.

Joydeep Chakraborty
Aug 96 min read


The Quad, ASEAN and the Indo-Pacific: The Ocean Between Power and Choice
As the Quad deepens its Indo-Pacific role, ASEAN's centrality and India's strategic autonomy are emerging as decisive forces shaping the region's future.

Joydeep Chakraborty
Jul 226 min read


Security Arrives Before the Soldier: Decoding BIMSTEC's New Bay Strategy
The 5th BIMSTEC National Security Chiefs' Meeting signals a decisive shift from diplomatic dialogue to practical regional security cooperation across the Bay of Bengal.

Joydeep Chakraborty
Jul 185 min read


India-Belgium Strategic Dialogue: Why India's New Partnership with Belgium Is Bigger Than Bilateral Diplomacy
The India-Belgium Strategic Dialogue marks a strategic shift from trade-centric ties to a broader partnership spanning technology, defence, innovation and resilient supply chains.

Joydeep Chakraborty
Jul 166 min read


A Chorus Between Contradictions: Can BRICS Speak with One Voice?
As BRICS prepares for its crucial New Delhi security meeting, India faces the challenge of forging consensus among an increasingly diverse and influential bloc.

Joydeep Chakraborty
Jun 205 min read


A Fracturing World, a Test for the Quad: What Is Really at Stake in New Delhi?
The Quad Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in New Delhi 2026 highlights Indo-Pacific tensions, supply chain fragility, and evolving global power realignments.

Joydeep Chakraborty
May 256 min read


Restless Oceans, Rising Stakes: Why the India–France Maritime Partnership Matters
The India–France maritime partnership is emerging as a critical pillar of Indo-Pacific strategy, global trade security and the evolving rules of international order.

Joydeep Chakraborty
May 235 min read


India–Japan–Indonesia Naval Drill in the Andaman Sea Signals a New Indo-Pacific Security Alignment
While MILAN 2026 captured global attention in Visakhapatnam, a quieter but strategically sharper message emerged days earlier in the Andaman Sea. India, Japan and Indonesia conducted a trilateral naval exercise near the Malacca Strait — a calculated display of interoperability and shared resolve. Beyond drills and maneuvers, it signalled the evolution of a new Indo-Pacific security architecture built on stability, security and safety. Indian, Japanese and Indonesian naval war

Kaveri Jain
Feb 233 min read


INS Tamal Commissioned: India’s Latest Stealth Multi-Role Frigate Joins the Naval Fleet
Kaliningrad, July 01, 2025 In a significant boost to India's maritime prowess, the Indian Navy commissioned INS Tamal , its newest...

Peeush Srivastava
Jul 2, 20252 min read


India and France Finalize Agreement for 26 Rafale Aircraft to Strengthen Indian Navy Capabilities
The Governments of India and France have signed an Inter-Governmental Agreement (IGA) for the procurement of 26 Rafale Aircraft (22...

Peeush Srivastava
Apr 28, 20252 min read
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