Strategic Affairs
Rahul Gandhi asks Pakistan to keep off Kashmir saying it is an internal Indian issue
Congress spokesman Randeep Singh Surjewala said Pakistan has been committing "unpardonable violations of human rights" in PoK-Gilgit-Hunza-Balochistan.
Pakistan, China military chiefs sign MOU on capacity building in Pakistan army
Gen Xu and Gen.Bajwa discussed regional security and ways to bolster bilateral collaboration.
Indian General says army can stand up to China’s bullying
A Chinese newspaper said that China would have to fight six wars by 2050, one against India over Arunachal Pradesh, which it claims as its own territory.
After China’s stand on Art 370, India could question it on Xinjiang and Tibet, says Indian scholar
Pakistan and China have had an entente cordiale against India since the early 1960s, says New Delhi-based China expert Prof.B.R.Deepak.
Clashing perspectives on Gen.Silva’s appointment as Lankan Army chief
America's need to have a military and politico-economic foothold in Sri Lanka to checkmate China will militate against any drastic action on Gen.Silva's appointment, a security expert said.
US and Lankan Tamils oppose Gen.Shavendra Silva’s appointment as Army Commander
US said that the UN had made credible war crimes charges against Gen.Silva and Tamil National Alliance said the appointment is an affront to the Tamils.
China’s anti-India stand at UNSC casts shadow on Xi-Modi Varanasi summit
While Pakistan can be managed, the worrying part is managing China, which can breathe down India’ its neck quite menacingly.
UNSC decides against taking action on Kashmir, wants India and Pakistan to talk
UN diplomats said countries disagreed on wording of a statement, with some fearing any comment would escalate tensions or would show bias towards Pakistan by simply holding the meeting.
Trump pushed for India-Pakistan talks on Kashmir in phone talk with Imran Khan
Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi claimed that the two had a "cordial conversation", and agreed to keep in touch over the Kashmir dispute.
North Korea fires projectiles, rejects South Korea’s ‘senseless’ dialogue pledge
August 16 (Reuters) - North Korea launched at least two projectiles into the sea on Friday, South Korea’s military said, shortly after Pyongyang described South Korea’s president as “impudent” and vowed that inter-Korean talks are over. The North has protested against joint military drills conducted by South Korea and the United States, which kicked off last week, calling them a...
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