Op-Eds Opinion
For decades, India’s defence relationships followed a familiar pattern. India identified a capability gap, a foreign supplier filled it, and the relationship largely ended with delivery and maintenance contracts. Israel was no exception. What has changed quietly, but fundamentally, is that India and Israel are no longer operating in a simple buyer-seller framework. The
Op-Eds Opinion
The past few weeks in West Asian geopolitics have offered a telling contrast. On one hand, the Saudi Arabia–Pakistan defence understanding generated headlines, political messaging, and familiar alliance-style signalling. On the other, India and the United Arab Emirates quietly announced a defence partnership framework that avoided dramatic language altogether. Yet it is
International
The United States has deployed military aircraft to Greenland amid rising strategic and diplomatic attention on the Arctic region. The aircraft have been sent to the Pituffik Space Base as part of planned defence operations, US officials said. Defence Officials Clarify Purpose US authorities said the deployment is linked to routine aerospace defence activities and […]