Pakistan Navy Launches Fourth Hangor-Class Submarine ‘Ghazi’ in China
On Wednesday (December 17), the Pakistan Navy announced that it has launched the fourth Hangor-class submarine, equipped with Air Independent Propulsion (AIP) technology, ...
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India Cancels NOTAM Again! Is This a Tactic to Mock China’s Spy Ships?
A Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) is a formal advisory issued by civil or military aviation authorities that alerts pilots and operators to ...
‘We Are Ready to Go As Far As India Is’: Ahead of Putin Visit, Kremlin Says India-Russia Partnership Has No Limits
In a special online media briefing organised by the international news agency and radio Sputnik, Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for the President of the ...
How Beijing’s Crackdown Strategy Threatens Indian Businesses in Shanghai
For Indian companies operating in China, the primary risks are usually framed in terms of competition, regulatory transparency and geopolitical uncertainty. But one ...
Built in Xinjiang, Sold Worldwide: China’s Surveillance State Goes Global
Xinjiang is often described as the most heavily surveilled region in the world, but the true significance of this system extends far beyond ...
21 November 1962: Looking Back at the Indo-China war and How it Redefined the Border Equation
It is on this same day on 21 November 1962, the month-long India – China war came to an end when Beijing announced ...
When One Person Is Silenced, All Are at Risk: Why Uyghur Freedom Is a Test for Every Democracy
For more than a decade, China’s policies in Xinjiang have raised alarm across human-rights circles. But the situation is no longer only about ...
Why the Indian Army Is Shifting from ‘Cold Start’ to the New ‘Cold Strike’ Doctrine?
For nearly two decades, India’s military posture towards Pakistan rested on the Cold Start doctrine an integrated battle concept designed to enable swift, ...
China Behind Disinformation Push After Operation Sindoor: Report Reveals Propaganda Drive to Undermine Rafale
A new report has uncovered how China attempted to exploit the India–Pakistan conflict that erupted after Operation Sindoor, launching a coordinated disinformation campaign ...
Harvesting Influence: China’s Growing Control Over Africa’s Food Corridors
Food does not immediately come to mind when discussing China’s influence in Africa. Ports, loans, and infrastructure dominate headlines. Yet across East Africa, ...
Women Under Control: The Gendered Face of Uyghur Repression
In Xinjiang, the Chinese state has built a system that polices women’s bodies as tightly as it monitors their thoughts. Uyghur women live ...
The Law as a Cage: China’s Administrative Detention and the Erosion of Assembly Rights
Article 35 of China's Constitution promises citizens freedom of assembly. It is a guarantee that falls apart the moment the state decides that ...
