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Summit in New Delhi and Washington: President Xi's Common Phraseology for Managing Competition and Differences with Rivals
Now that the Xi Trump Summit in Washington is done with and statements from the leadership’s talks have been released by the Chinese State media, a striking commonality of phrases is evident from what the Chinese President Xi said during his meeting with the US President Donald Trump on 24 September and in his bilateral with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This possibly reflects the common thread of competition and tensions between China and two major powers.
Security Risks Research
Sep 253 min read


China’s 15th Five Year Plan for Services and Support for PLA Veterans
While highlighting provision of services and support for PLA veterans over the next five years, the plan calls veterans as a valuable asset to the Party and the Country and called upon veterans to firmly listen to and follow the Party
Security Risks Monitor
Sep 172 min read


Houthi sweep in Yemen, the limits of non-contact warfare
War is a medium where there are two opposing sides, one cannot legislate adversaries choice of military strategy or weapons systems – the Houthi sweep of Southern Yemen shows that reliance on non contact warfare alone will be perilous for India’s national security with multiple vulnerabilities.
rkbhonsle
Sep 124 min read


Pakistan Forecast October: Growing Challenges from Middle East to Politics of Provinces
The ides of October are likely to increase complexities for Pakistan from managing a likely Saudi demand for military support to combat the Houthis in Yemen, relations with Iran, political turbulence in the wake of proposal for splitting Punjab and Sindh and deteriorating internal security while the economy continues to face shock of rising fuel price.
Security Risks Research
Sep 124 min read


Bhutan Forecast September: Governance Challenges Ahead
Overall, Bhutan’s PDP government is institutionally stable, but its internal cohesion has been visibly weakened after the August 2026 Speaker election. The Opposition now holds the Speaker’s chair for the first time in Bhutan’s democratic history, signalling a rare institutional setback for a ruling majority
Security Risks Research
Sep 94 min read


U.N. ‘Correct the Map' Resolution May Open New Lawfare Debates with Pakistan, China, Nepal
While the aim of the “Correct the Map,” resolution was to overcome the distortions arising from the Mercator Map which was biased towards colonial powers, the new Map while not strictly speaking a cartographic representation of national boundaries is likely to open a pandora’s box of claims and counter claims for countries as India with disputes with key neighbours Pakistan, China and Nepal.
Security Risks Monitor
Sep 84 min read


India China 25th SR Talks: Is Package Deal Back on the Table - Updated
At the 25th SR Talks between India and China, it appears that proposals for “Early Harvest,” discussed during the WMCC meetings have been shelved while the “Package Deal,” is back on the table. Here is a review of the statements and relevant facets-
Security Risks Research
Aug 263 min read


Global Space Security Governance: Defining Trends Outlined in SIPRI YB 2026
Space is no longer merely a domain of scientific cooperation but an increasingly contested strategic environment characterized by military modernization, technological competition, and weakening multilateralism as per the SIPRI Report
Stuti Sharma.
Aug 205 min read


India’s Next War: Drones, Missiles, Air Defence and the Narrative
The main instruments of India’s next war have been outlined as drones, missiles, counter drone and air defence and missile systems and the Narrative. What are the elements that will decide success and is this strategy common for the two main adversaries – Pakistan and China.
rkbhonsle
Aug 184 min read
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