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To know more, read the flagship Journal, National Security, Volume 8, Issue 3, 2025. Get the Journal here: bit.ly/National-Secur… @vifindia @SaradaSubhash @bhansali_umang @AnuttamaGanguly #PrintsPublications #NationalSecurity #Journal

“Gonzalo’s book, a rare take on India by a Latin Americanist, impressively condenses a rather long economic history, using three parameters of peripherisation, state building and demand-led growth…” discerns Dr. Aprajita Kashyap while reviewing India from Latin America:…

“Crosswinds offers a fascinating account of India’s early foreign policy, especially during a turbulent time when historic changes were taking place globally….The analysis provided in this book is thorough and illuminates lesser-known facets of the people in power who shaped…

“Despite their differences, the overlaps in the interests of the United States and India offer a compelling reason to both deepen and broaden American-Indian defence cooperation. Now is the time for the world’s two great democracies to partner with one another in a way that is…

“India lacks a Reciprocal Defence Procurement Agreement (RDPA) with the US, despite Indian defence industry being a signatory to the Security of Supply Agreement (SOSA), which is a pre-requisite…” argues Vikas Kitha in his article for National Security Journal Vol 8 Issue 3…

“Irrespective of what direction Trump’s foreign policy takes, there is a need for both India and the US to remind themselves of the strategic underpinnings of this partnership, mindful of the convergence of long-term interests in maintaining a stable, coercion-free and open…

“India is already on the path towards a clean energy transition. As per the updated Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) targets, under the Paris Agreement, India pledged to achieve 50 percent of its installed electricity capacity from non-fossil fuel sources by 2030. But…

Mr. Tsogtbaatar Damdin in his article “brings a new perspective on the historical events that overwhelmed Mongolia in the early 20th century, and the eventual re-emergence of the nation...” for National Security Journal Vol 8 Issue 3 (July-September 2025). The article has been…

“Collectively, the EU and its member states have a great deal of resources at hand to navigate and, albeit to a lesser degree, shape this changing world in their favour. 2025 is a decisive year in this regard. To catch up, the EU must learn to re-shape and adapt old partnerships…

“India will de facto be a true strategic balancer in every geopolitical situation in an emerging multipolar world that the Trump 2.0 administration seems to be fostering. By focusing mainly on the Americas and the Indo-Pacific, and yielding a strategic vacuum in other parts of…

“Baluchistan constitutes 43 percent of Pakistan’s territory. Nearly the entire coastline of Pakistan borders Baluchistan. Its location, connecting Iranian plateau with South and Central Asia, also to the Arabian Sea, and providing the sea route to Afghanistan, Central Asia and…

National Security Volume VIII Issue III | July - September 2025 “India’s large and rapidly growing internal markets, its high-grade software services, and its large engineering and scientific talent pool are vital not only for its own growth but for sustaining global economic…

“Overall, the first phase of Trump 2.0 will be carefully orchestrated and will be dependent on the progress made in US-Russia understanding, domestic economic restructuring and stability. Trump 2.0, however, clearly sees China as a long-term challenge given the Chinese Communist…

To know more, read the flagship Journal, National Security, Volume 8, Issue 2, 2025. Get the Journal here: bit.ly/National-Secur… @vifindia @SaradaSubhash @bhansali_umang @AnuttamaGanguly #PrintsPublications #NationalSecurity #Journal

“With the mushrooming of conflicts across the world, any sustainable settlement of the Ukraine conflict is enmeshed in the interlinkages of contemporary multilateralism and impacts on the “central objective of multilateralism”, contained in Agenda 2030 on Sustainable Development.…

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“Spanning decades, the transatlantic cooperation has consisted of American and European allies building a relationship upon trust and shared values. However, this alliance now risks an untimely demise at the hands of the Trump administration. The partnership that has been…

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“India has to keep a watch on future US engagement with Russia and China. The situation will be fluid and conceptualising this trilateral equation at this stage is difficult. India, however, will have to chart out a course of action if Sino-US relations turn bitter…India also…