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When news broke of the leaked Signal group chat detailing an impending strike against Houthi rebels in Yemen, critics called for heads to roll for potentially putting U.S. service members at risk. But instead of expressing concern over soldiers who co…
The 6th BIMSTEC Summit is scheduled to take place on April 4, 2025, in Bangkok, Thailand, under the theme "Prosperous, Resilient, and Open BIMSTEC." This marks the first in-person BIMSTEC summit since 2018 and follows the virtual 5th Summit held in Colombo in 2022. The event will be preceded by meetings of Senior Officials on April 2 and Foreign Ministers on April 3.Key objectives of the summit
In this episode, Christine and Natalie engage with Dr. Mariana Budjeryn, a nuclear historian, to discuss her book ‘Inheriting the Bomb’ and the complexities surrounding Ukraine’s nuclear disarmament. They explore the historical context of Ukraine’s nuclear arsenal, the narratives surrounding its disarmament, and the implications of security assurances from major powers. Mariana shares her personal […]
Podcast: The Complexities of Ukraine’s Nuclear Legacy was originally published on Global Security Review.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW — One of the most profound impacts of the war in Ukraine has less to do with the frontlines and diplomatic negotiations, and […] More
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BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT — When the heads of the intelligence community (IC) came to Capitol Hill Tuesday to present the Annual Threat Assessment, they were […] More
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SPECIAL REPORT – The U.S. Intelligence Community’s (IC) annual assessment of threats facing the U.S. puts narcotics trafficking at the top of the list – […] More
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India’s national security faces a multitude of critical challenges, particularly from both external adversaries and internal dynamics. The armed forces are increasingly under threat from their own countrymen, as evidenced by a surge in attacks on military personnel and facilities. This troubling trend highlights not only the vulnerabilities within the security apparatus but also the growing
Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh held a significant bilateral meeting with Tulsi Gabbard, the United States Director of National Intelligence, in New Delhi on Monday.The discussions focused on strengthening India-US strategic ties, particularly in the domains of defence cooperation and intelligence sharing.Both leaders reiterated the importance of strategic security as a cornerstone of their
US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard expressed her deep affection for India during her recent visit, stating, "I love so much about India.I always feel at home when I’m here." In an interview, she highlighted the warmth and kindness of the Indian people, as well as her enjoyment of Indian cuisine, particularly dishes like Dal Makhani and fresh Paneer.Gabbard also emphasised the
Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence of the United States, has embarked on a strategic visit to India, marking the first high-level trip by a senior official from the Donald Trump administration.Her two-and-a-half-day visit is part of a broader multi-nation tour across the Indo-Pacific region, which includes stops in Japan, Thailand, and France. During her stay in India, Gabbard