Mohammad Asif Khan

How ready is India for space warfare

Dependence on critical foreign technologies constrains strategic choices

The US pressure has cast a shadow on India's strategic bet on the Chabahar Port

India's capabilities need a unified architecture

Susannah Patton, one of the architects of the Asia Power Index and director of the Southeast Asia Program at the Lowy Institute speaks to BS Blueprint

With Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's capture, the United States reasserts its pre-eminence in Latin America

From colonial borders to civil war, Myanmar's military-run elections reveal a fragmented state whose instability is reshaping India's northeast and the regional balance of power

Post-Operation Sindoor, India and Pakistan are locked in a technology-driven arms race

From Cold War defence pacts to Trump's annexation threats, the Arctic island has often found itself at the centre to Washington's strategic calculations

Why winter gear is central to building the country's Himalayan deterrence

Island states are trying to shape maritime power in the Indian Ocean

The push for reform will shape the next phase of India's military modernisation

An expert in European foreign and security policy, SVEN BISCOP speaks to BS Blueprint

What India's Integrated Rocket Force would mean for deterrence, doctrine, and defence

India keeps a close watch on the new Saudi Arabia-Pakistan defence pact amid shifts in West Asia's security order

One of the foremost experts on South Asian security and military, Christine Fair tells Blueprint that the US under President Trump is ceding ground to China not just in South Asia but everywhere

India is ramping up infrastructure on its land frontiers, but major challenges remain

India's former Foreign Secretary, Kanwal Sibal, tells Blueprint why the commonly stated idea of the United States (US) seeing India as a bulwark against China does not reflect India's priorities.

India and Israel move from a secretive beginning to a close strategic relationship

Operation Sindoor revealed how maritime power - not missiles or borders - now defines the next phase of the India-Pakistan rivalry