Autumn 2020
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Tag: Regional Security
Decluttering India – Nepal Border Dispute: The Known History, Illusory Present and An Uncertain Future
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Turkey’s Adventurism against India: Perceived Threats and Challenges
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China’s Military-Civil Fusion Strategy and Implications for India
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India and China Swap Roles amid Nepal Political Crisis
As Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli dissolved Nepal’s parliament on Dec 20 last year, the country quickly descended into political ...
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Insurgency As a Spoiler: South Asian Context
Issues Meriting Importance At the outset it should be clear that there is no international definition for the insurgency. ...
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Smart Counter Insurgency: Integration of Technology in Operations
Like all operations, the landscape of counterinsurgency is changing and evolving. With the advanced nature of information and ...
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22/01 | Northern Boundary of India- Legacy and Prospects by Mr. Claude Arpi
CENTRE FOR LAND WARFARE STUDIES Welcomes You for a Webinar on NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF INDIA – LEGACY AND PROSPECTS By Mr. ...
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CLAWS-NIICE Second Annual Dialogue On Soft Power Dimension: India-Nepal Relations
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07/01 | Changing Security Dynamics in the Indian Ocean Region in the 21st Century
THEME 1. The Indian Ocean Region has always been the hotbed of activities due to its geostrategic location, as the ...
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The Centre for Land Warfare Studies (CLAWS), New Delhi, India is an independent think tank on strategic studies and land warfare. The mandate of CLAWS covers national security issues, conventional military operations and sub-conventional warfare.
