13 Sep 2024 The implications of India’s newest ballistic missile submarine Samuel Bashfield Will the country’s latest SSBN further entrench nuclear competition in the Indo-Pacific?
19 Jun 2023 Acting East on the seas: India’s naval cooperation with ASEAN Moksh Suri Strengthening defence ties is smooth sailing compared to wider regional integration efforts by New Delhi with Southeast Asia.
13 Mar 2023 The Indian Navy’s aircraft carrier dilemma Abhijit Singh Seen as a vital asset to maritime strategy, large “supercarriers” are nonetheless very expensive.
17 Feb 2023 India’s defence-diplomacy bet Ammar Nainar Drawing from a deep pool of military expertise, New Delhi is expanding its foreign affairs capacity.
5 Dec 2022 Islands as stepping stones for India-Australia collaboration Radhey Tambi The Indian Ocean region is too large for any one country to manage but cooperation on island territories would help.
5 Apr 2022 Of maritime security and a rules-based order Abhijit Singh All good in theory, but the operational logistics of multinational cooperation at sea will take more than narratives.
10 Jan 2022 Indian Ocean step-up David Brewster India is in the driver’s seat to build new security structures in the region, but it can’t do it alone.
17 Mar 2021 Aggressive sea control isn’t an option for India’s navy Abhijit Singh Be assertive close to home. But India should not shrink from distant waters, either.
10 Mar 2021 Sea denial is not enough: An Australian and Indian perspective James Goldrick , Sudarshan Y. Shrikhande Debates over naval policy need to be mounted with a full understanding of just what a nation needs to do at sea.
9 Feb 2021 India should prioritise a denial strategy in the Indian Ocean Arzan Tarapore The stand-off with China in the Himalayas has raised a broader debate about India’s strategic outlook.
25 Aug 2020 The delusion of India trying to throttle China’s maritime trade Sudarshan Y. Shrikhande Rowdy debates about going for China’s “jugular” in the Malacca Strait should not obscure the practical difficulties.
10 Jul 2020 India-China conflict: A move from the Himalayas to the high seas? David Brewster A risky naval blockade in the Indian Ocean is touted by some as a way to pressure China’s vital energy routes.
1 Apr 2020 Beyond Covid, Australia’s big stake in India’s military reorganisation David Brewster It’s easy to imagine a distracted United States could leave Australia even more reliant on regional security partners.
23 Jan 2020 India: Navigating the straits of capability Prakash Gopal The Indian Navy’s ambition to be a “net security provider” is going nowhere as long as it lacks the proper resources.
11 Feb 2019 China may only seek a limited naval role in the Indian Ocean David Brewster Many assume that China intends to replace American predominance in the Indian Ocean. But sea control seems unrealistic.
9 Nov 2017 A reborn quadrilateral to deter China John Hemmings Organising a loose strategic coalition might upset Beijing, but that's no reason not to forge ahead.
1 Nov 2017 India needs a more robust naval presence in Asia Abhijit Singh To deter China from operating in the Indian Ocean, Indian naval commanders need to leverage China’s vulnerability in its near seas.
8 Sep 2017 Indian Ocean ‘leadership’? Delhi’s boasts ignore reality Abhijit Singh Delhi’s political rhetoric about its dominant position in the Indian Ocean ignore the facts.
23 May 2017 Countering China’s submarine operations in South Asia Abhijit Singh If India does not move to protect its equities, South Asia could soon fall under the sway of China's rapidly expanding maritime power.