Category: South East Asia

Constellation de supercalculateurs à trois corps : la Chine construit le premier réseau de supercalculateurs orbitaux au monde

Le 14 mai, la Chine a lancé en orbite le premier lot de satellites de sa constellation informatique spatiale à bord d’une fusée Longue Marche 2D depuis le centre de lancement de satellites de Jiuquan. Contrairement aux satellites de détection ou de communication traditionnels, ces douze satellites sont essentiellement des supercalculateurs conçus pour le traitement de données spatiales et les […]

Read more ›

India and Pakistan: ‘A Bad Nuclear War’

The Trump administration, which had previously displayed a lack of interest in the conflict, then quickly intervened and brokered a ceasefire. “[T]he possession of nuclear weapons may have incentivized risky confrontations that pass just below the ambiguous nuclear threshold.” — Aqil Shah, Foreign Affairs, May 23, 2025. Pakistan did not have to detonate one of its nuclear warheads to shake […]

Read more ›

Assessing The Taliban’s Connectivity Agenda In Afghanistan – Analysis

Since regaining control of Afghanistan in August 2021, the Taliban have been attempting to transform themselves from an insurgent group into a governing entity. Central to this transition is their ambitious plan to leverage Afghanistan’s geostrategic location at the intersection of Central and South Asia to become a regional connectivity hub. Investments in infrastructure projects aimed at reviving the country’s […]

Read more ›

India and Pakistan: On the Brink of Conflict Over Kashmir

Following a terrorist attack in Kashmir, India and Pakistan are heading toward a conflict, with few signs of de-escalation. Following last week’s terrorist attacks in the disputed Kashmir region, India and Pakistan have taken escalatory moves that have placed the two nuclear-armed powers on the verge of conflict. The two exchanged cross border fire, expelled diplomatic personnel, closed land border […]

Read more ›

On India-Pakistan Conflict, The United States Needs to Tread Carefully

India’s aerial attacks on Pakistan mark a sharp escalation in tensions between the two nuclear-armed nations following an attack in Kashmir that killed twenty-six tourists and posing a dilemma for U.S. policymakers. Manjari Chatterjee Miller is a senior fellow for India, Pakistan, and South Asia at the Council on Foreign Relations, and professor of international relations and Munk chair in […]

Read more ›

India: Chronic Anxieties In Punjab – Analysis

On May 21, 2025, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrested Bhagwant Singh aka Manna Bhatti from Akalgarh village in Amritsar district, Punjab, for his alleged involvement in the March 15, 2025, grenade attack on a temple in Amritsar, carried out by operatives affiliated with the Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF). According to the NIA, Bhagwant Singh played a key logistical role, […]

Read more ›

India: Maoists’ Crippled Movement – Analysis

On May 21, 2025, in a major tactical blow to the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), Nambala Keshava Rao aka Basava Raju aka Ganganna aka Krishna aka Vijay aka Prakash (70), the ‘general secretary’ of the party (the highest executive post), a ‘Politburo member’, ‘Central Committee (CC)’ member, and Central Military Commission (CMC)’ member, was killed along with 26 other […]

Read more ›

La fuite des cerveaux américains confère l’attribution mondiale des talents à la Chine – Réseau International

Les scientifiques chinois soumis à la suspicion quittent l’Amérique en masse, un exode qui fait pencher la balance mondiale de l’innovation en faveur de la Chine. L’auteur pose également la question de la capacité pour l’appareil gouvernemental communiste de ne pas avoir des abrutis imbus de leur pouvoir et ne sachant pas gérer une main d’œuvre aussi demandée. Que l’on […]

Read more ›

The Future Of The India–US Partnership – Analysis

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing the Joint Session of the US Congress in June 2016, declared that India had overcome the “hesitations of history”.[1] These long-standing “hesitations” ranged from the US support to Pakistan in the UN Security Council on the Kashmir issue, threats and intimidation in the Bay of Bengal resorted to by the US in 1971 during […]

Read more ›

SOUTH ASIA INTELLIGENCE REVIEW

Maoists: Crippled movement On May 21, 2025, in a major tactical blow to the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), Nambala Keshava Rao aka Basava Raju aka Ganganna aka Krishna aka Vijay aka Prakash (70), the ‘general secretary’ of the party (the highest executive post), a ‘Politburo member’, ‘Central Committee (CC)’ member, and Central Military Commission (CMC)’ member, was killed along […]

Read more ›