China-Taliban Meet
Source: The Hindu The visit to China is the first from the group in the wake of its gaining key ground in Afghanistan, including in Badakshan province which borders China’s Continue Reading
China building concrete camps few kilometres from Naku La in Sikkim, Eastern Ladakh
Source: PTI Amid the ongoing military standoff with India, the Chinese Army is building permanent concrete structures near the Line of Actual Control, which will allow its troops access the Continue Reading
CPEC degrading effect on Gilgit-Baltistan
China’s Belt and Road Initiative, aimed at renewing the country’s historic trade routes in the coastal countries of south-east Asia, Eurasian mainland and big sweeps of the Indian Ocean if Continue Reading
No nuclear arms race between us,China ‘disturbed’ foundation of bilateral ties says India’s External Affairs Minister
India and China Two Asian behemoths who are currently at loggerheads over a bitter border standoff over a year ago, are not in any race for nuclear arms, External Affairs Continue Reading
China declassifies underwater drone amid Taiwan escalation
China has declassified its new unmanned underwater drone designed specifically to target “enemy” submarines, a report said on Thursday. The project to build such a drone dates back to the Continue Reading
Eye on India: Chinese prez promotes border commander to rank of general
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday promoted four senior military officers including the commander of People’s Liberation Army’s (PLA) western theatre command (WTC) ground forces to the rank of general. Continue Reading
Northern Command kept out of theaterisation ambit
The Indian Army’s Northern Command is the only single-service command that will stay outside the scope of the military’s theaterisation drive aimed at integrating the capabilities of the three services Continue Reading
After Djibouti, China Sets Eye On Another Military Base In Africa for second Indian Ocean foothold
A Tanzanian naval base would ease Beijing’s ‘Malacca Dilemma,’ analyst says
The Indian Experience With Geneva Convention: Alive Only in Talks, Dead in Reality
The experience of India with the Geneva Convention has always been substandard. This so-called set of rules has always been inadequate in terms of serving justice to the victims.This article Continue Reading
India Moves 50,000 Additional Troops to Chinese Border
India has redirected at least 50,000 additional troops to its border with China in a historic shift toward an offensive military posture against the world’s second-biggest economy.Although the two countries Continue Reading