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Playing Fire with Fire, Seoul Backs Pre-Emptive Strike Strategy on North’s N2C

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Author: Anubhav Shankar Goswami, Research Associate, Centre for Air Power Studies Keywords: Kill Chain, South Korea, North Korea, Pre-emptive strike. Recent media reports covering the Korean...

Assessing the US Hypersonic Missile Test

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Author: Jay Desai, Research Associate, Centre for Air Power Studies Keywords: Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon Booster, Hypersonic Missile, Avangard, Hypersonic Boost-Glide Vehicle, Hypersonic Glide Vehicle,...

Decoding Chinese Hacking Syndicate – APT 41

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Author: Ms Khyati Singh, Research Associate, Centre for Air Power Studies Keywords: Cyber Security, Chinese Hackers, APT 41, Cyber Attack, Double Dragon, Wicked Panda. It has...

A New Air Power Doctrine for the New Era

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Author: Ms Mahima Duggal, Research Associate, Centre for Air Power Studies Keywords:  IAF, air power, doctrine, technology, modernisation, Kargil, C4I2SR, aerial diplomacy. India’s security environment has...

Nuclear Security Vol 16, No.19

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China’s Maritime Armada – Primary Cause for Marine Disaster

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Author: Manan Bhatt Keywords: South China Sea, Littorals, Sewage, Pollutants, Environment The disputes in the South China Sea (SCS) have been adequately highlighted over the last...

China Intensifies its Position on Kashmir

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Author: Dr Shalini Chawla, Distinguished Fellow, Centre for Air Power Studies Keywords: CPEC, Sino-Pak Nexus, Jammu and Kashmir, 1965 war, 1971 war, Article 370. During the...
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