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19Apr 2024

INDIA’S NUANCED APPROACH IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA

Syllabus: GS 2: India and its Neighbourhood- Relations. Effect of Policies and Politics of Developed and Developing Countries on India’s interests, Why in the News? In March 2024, India’s External Affairs Minister, S. Jaishankar, articulated India’s full support for the Philippines in upholding its national sovereignty. Source: Forbes This statement was made amid the ongoing …

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16Apr 2024

SPECTRE OF RETALIATION

Syllabus: GS-II: Governance, Constitution, Polity, Social Justice and International Relations Why in the news? Iran’s missile attack on Israel signals a significant escalation, challenging Israeli deterrence and potentially triggering further conflict. source:medium About The Situation: Iran launched a major missile attack on Israel, firing over 300 long-range projectiles, including drones and ballistic missiles. This is …

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16Apr 2024

IRAN-ISRAEL TENSIONS MAY IMPACT INDIA’S OIL TRADE ADVERSELY.

Why in the news? Iran-Israel conflict escalation raises concerns over oil prices, supply disruptions; India’s heavy import dependence amplifies economic impact. source:scribd About the Geopolitical Impact on Oil Trade: Escalation in Iran-Israel conflict may elevate crude oil prices due to increased risk premiums and concerns over supply disruptions in West Asia. India, as the world’s …

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13Apr 2024

US-ISRAEL RELATIONS REMAIN LARGELY UNCHANGED AMID RECENT GEOPOLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS.

Syllabus: GS-II: Governance, Constitution, Polity, Social Justice and International Relations Why in the news? The enduring relationship between the United States and Israel remains steadfast, despite occasional tensions and perceived shifts in policy. source:wordpr About Abraham Accord: Historic Agreements: Reached in 2020. Geopolitical Shift: Signify a significant change in the Middle East’s geopolitical landscape. Normalisation …

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13Apr 2024

NAVIGATING LADAKH’S BORDER COMPLEXITIES:

Syllabus: GS 1 :  Security Challenges and their Management in Border Areas. Role of External State and Non-state Actors in creating challenges to Internal Security. Focus: Amidst political posturing, Ladakh’s border situation with China has become a focal point, drawing attention to the need for strategic clarity and long-term planning. Electoral narratives often sensationalize border …

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08Apr 2024

US, UK, AUSTRALIA CONSIDER EXPANDING AUKUS PACT TO COUNTER CHINA.

Why in the news? Expansion talks of the AUKUS security pact to include Japan as a deterrent against China’s influence in the Indo-Pacific. About the Expansion Talks on AUKUS Security Pact: Initiation of Discussions: The U.S., Britain, and Australia are commencing talks to expand their AUKUS security pact. Focus Areas: Discussions will revolve around “Pillar …

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02Apr 2024

NO MAN’S LAND

Why in the news? PM Modi’s criticism of Congress over Katchatheevu cession sparks debate, highlighting historical disputes and potential impact on India-Sri Lanka relations. source:farandwide About the Political Rhetoric and Historical Context: Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticised Congress over ceding Katchatheevu to Sri Lanka in 1974. Modi’s remarks, citing new facts, sparked debate amid election …

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