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Air Forces Need to Cultivate an Intellectual Bias

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Author: Professor Sanu Kainikara, PhD, Distinguished Fellow, CAPS Keywords: Intellectual, strategic, PME, tactical, doctrine, leadership. For a long time a question has lurked in the shadows...

Hypersonic Missile Defence System: A Perspective

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Click to View pdf Author: Abhishek Saxena, Research Associate, CAPS 07 March 2022 Keywords: Hypersonic missiles, Hypersonic missile defence, space-based sensors 

The Fourth Quad Foreign Ministers’ Meeting

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Author: Air Cmde SP Singh VSM (Retd), Senior Fellow, CAPS Keywords: Quad, Indo-Pacific, India, US strategy.          On February 11, 2022, the fourth...

Russia-Ukraine Crisis From A Nuclear Prism

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Author: Mr Abhishek Saxena, Research Associate, CAPS Keywords: Russia-Ukraine Crisis, Russian Nuclear Strategy, NATO Nuclear Strategy, Stability-Instability Paradox, Great Power Competition. The Russian invasion (“special military operation”)...

Ukraine’s Piling Problems: Fighting the “Russian Bear” in the Cyberspace

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Author: Ms Khyati Singh, Research Associate, CAPS Keywords: Ukraine-Russia, Cyberwar, Cyberattacks, Anonymous. Wars are no longer a hegemonic domain of tanks and missiles; rather they have...

Intelligence in UN Peacekeeping Operations: A Key Enabler

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Click to View pdf Author: Col Sushil Kumar Tanwar, Senior Fellow, CAPS 03 March 2022 Keywords: United Nations, Peacekeeping, Intelligence, Military, Policy 

Nuclear Security Vol 16, No. 09

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