Antoine Levesques
@ALevesques
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Senior Fellow for South & Central Asian Defence Strategy & Diplomacy @IISS_org; RT not endorsement; Views my own; #SouthAsia-#China in #IndoPacific #Nuclear
London, England
Joined February 2012
#India-#Pakistan #nuclear #deterrence & #stability are important but rarely urgent. So what for 🇮🇳, 🇵🇰, us all?.▫️Read 👇the new report I wrote and published with my @iiss_org colleagues D. Bowen & J. Gill.▫️Read 👉my shorter take
tribuneindia.com
Strategic instability is to be expected, especially when there is a large size differential between two nuclear-armed countries, as is the case between India and Pakistan. Conversely, striving for...
There are grave deficiencies and asymmetries in India’s and Pakistan’s nuclear doctrines, which are compounded by mutual disbelief, existing and emerging military capabilities, and the prolonged absence of related dialogue mechanisms. 1/2 | New report:
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RT @IISS_org: The imminent summit in Alaska could well prove a decisive moment for Europe, Russia, Ukraine and the United States. Read th….
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RT @PTI_News: VIDEO | Independence Day 2025: “We have chosen the path of Lord Krishna’s Sudarshan Chakra. For the security of the country a….
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RT @RadioPakistan: Independence Day: Prime Minister @CMShehbaz has announced establishment of the Army Rocket Force Command, equipped with….
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RT @IISS_org: Russia’s official diplomatic recognition of the Taliban government before its fourth anniversary in power on 15 August 2025 f….
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RT @IISS_org: Mit der geplanten Beschaffung von Tomahawk-Marschflugkörpern und dem Typhon-System rüstet Deutschland erstmals in seiner Gesc….
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RT @sidhant: Breaking: Chinese FM Wang Yi is likely to visit India on 18 August. He is expected to take part in SR level border talks. In D….
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Why can’t India produce a Nvidia or a DeepSeek? via @FT.
ft.com
The country’s technology shortfalls prompt tough questions over innovation
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RT @sidhant: Pakistan, US hold counter terrorism dialogue in Islamabad. Joint press statement says 'US applauded Pakistan's continued succ….
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RT @IISS_org: The US is working with Indo-Pacific allies to co-develop and co-produce missile systems — a strategic push to bolster readine….
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RT @IISS_org: China’s nuclear arsenal has doubled in just a few years - from under 300 warheads in 2019 to around 600 in 2024, according to….
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RT @IISS_org: Artificial intelligence (AI) in its current form is causing shifts in the technological and strategic landscapes globally.….
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RT @TheEconomist: The AI race is not just commercial, but geopolitical: the country that gets to superintelligence first would enjoy mighty….
economist.com
The ban on sales to China was working, and should be kept in place
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RT @zahirhkazmi: 🇵🇰 doesn’t have an ICBM. Never tested one. Never signaled intent. No capability, no infrastructure. Just biased noise. The….
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RT @sidhant: Operation Sindoor debate: PM Modi, RM Rajnath Singh , HM Amit Shah, Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi to speak in the Parliament….
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RT @IISS_org: The UK and France have strengthened defence ties with the Lancaster House 2.0 and Northwood declarations - deepening nuclear….
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RT @francediplo_EN: France is publishing its new #IndoPacific strategy, as announced by @EmmanuelMacron during his visit to Singapore in Ma….
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"France, US, Russia, Israel became India's top strategic defence partners, willing to share technology, develop local partnerships-something UK government and defence companies have been hesitant to do. [Yet] the UK could offer opportunities others cannot".
economictimes.indiatimes.com
Narendra Modi's visit to Britain aims to strengthen the comprehensive strategic partnership, emphasizing defence industrial cooperation. Britain seeks to enhance bilateral defence ties, focusing on...
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RT @TheEconomist: Did understanding atoms make nuclear weapons inevitable? Listen to “The Bomb”, a new four-part series on the past, presen….
economist.com
Our podcast on science and technology. The first episode of our four-part series on the past, present and future of nuclear weapons
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