Archive for March 26th, 2024

The Backstory on ISIS-K, the ISIS Affiliate Believed Responsible for Moscow Attack

The suburban Moscow concert hall assault last Friday that killed more than 130 people was the deadliest attack inside Russia in 20 years. It raised major questions about the capabilities and ambitions of the terror group that U.S. officials believe was responsible: ISIS-Khorasan, or ISIS-K, an affiliate of the self-declared Islamic State that emerged in Afghanistan. In multiple documentaries and […]

Read more ›

The India-Armenia Alliance: A Stabilizing Factor In West Asia – Analysis

Recently, Armenian President Vahagn Khachaturyan congratulated his Indian counterpart Droupadi Murmu on an important national holiday, the Republic Day of India, which is celebrated on January 26 every year as a reminder of the entry into force of India’s first constitution on January 26, 1950. “Despite several challenges of history, the development of the republic and constitutionalism best embodied the […]

Read more ›

US Officials Warn Of New ‘Axis Of Evil’ With China At The Fore

U.S. military and defense officials are increasingly concerned that as China and Russia forge ever stronger ties, they might attempt to challenge Western unity and eventually alter the balance of power on the world stage. The commander of U.S. forces in the Indo-Pacific told lawmakers on the House Armed Services Committee that the evolving relationship between Beijing and Moscow is […]

Read more ›

Assam Rifles, India’s Unique Asymetric Warfare Option – OpEd

The Indian Navy and its marine commandos Marcos have come in for global praise for its multi-focal special operational capability on high season during their recent operations to rescue Indian; Pakistani and Bangladeshi sailors taken hostage by Somalian pirates. Indian army’s parachute commandos have already demonstrated deep penetration strike capabilities in enemy territory but the force that has come in […]

Read more ›

New Government, Same Tensions: Pakistan And Afghanistan Exchange Fire – OpEd

After Shehbaz Sharif was elected earlier this month to another term as the Pakistani Prime Minister, he knew his new government didn’t have any time to hesitate since the country faced maybe its worst economic–political–security crisis. Putting aside the growing inflation and the urgent need for a new, costly agreement with the IMF, Sharif needed to find a proper solution […]

Read more ›