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Monitoring the Indian and Asian strategic space
Mumbai
Joined November 2020
"𝐒𝐞𝐜𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐒𝐞𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐫 : 𝐀𝐑𝐓𝐑𝐀𝐂" A #Security Seminar# was organised by ARTRAC in collaboration with CLAWS at New Delhi on 09 & 10 Oct to exchange ideas and to refine strategic thought in dealing with adversaries. The COAS addressed the seminar outlining measures
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North Korean media has reported that the country showed off its "most powerful" ICBM at yesterday's military parade. This is the image the Korean Central News Agency released.
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The Ethiopia-Somalia crisis puts immense strain on the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS), potentially jeopardising the planned drawdown and security handover. #HornOfAfricaRegionalTensions
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Very concerning development: Multiple Chinese GJ-11 stealth UCAVs spotted at a frontline PLA air force base in Tibet (via TWZ).
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India’s Military Deterrence Critique: Overstated or Influenced by Questionable Biases? https://t.co/zQxvUkLUhs
tfipost.com
A retired Indian Army officer released a YouTube video analysing recent statements made by India’s Chief of the Army Staff.
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Development, when it erases identity, is just colonisation by another name. #RememberTibet #JusticeforTibet
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Bulldozers followed historians. Entire valleys are now called “economic zones,” monasteries converted into museums curated by the state.
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The 17-point agreement of 1951 was sold as compromise. In truth, it was a ruse to dissolve Tibetan sovereignty under the banner of “autonomy.”
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Textbooks in Tibet teach that liberation came from Beijing; the invasion of 1950 is presented as a benevolent act of “reunification.”
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The Chinese Communist Party’s rewriting of Tibetan history is deliberate. It's a project to justify occupation by falsifying memory.
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The truth the West will never respond to.
Those who committed these crimes should never lecture Russia about human rights.
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It was evident in the Doklam standoff (where China backed off after India stood its ground) that such hyperaggressive posturing from PLA is only to give Chinese citizens illusion of hard power. How else will the CCP get Chinese citizens to make peace with their lack of freedoms?
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In the Pakistan-Somalia deal, the financial logic is clear: Extract much-needed capital and investment from the Gulf, then use that economic lifeline to fund aggressive, influence-spreading military operations in the Horn of Africa. @knottycommander @ThingsNavy
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Trump's own people are PUBLICLY turning against him, that's how bad his decisions are.
U.S. District Judge Karin J. Immergut, the same judge appointed by President Trump who recently approved a temporary restraining order preventing the federalization and deployment of the Oregon National Guard to Portland by the Trump Administration, has now issued an emergency
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They keep issuing these warnings, but has anyone seen proof of these exercises happening? Curious...
Pakistan issues a new notification for firing by naval ships in the North Arabian Sea Region Dates: 09-10 October 2025
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On #ChinaDay, Beijing's trying to convince the world today is for celebrating China's culture & economic progress. Actually, China’s flagrantly violates human rights and leverages economic clout to skip accountability. #Chinesehegemony #DayOfSuppression
https://t.co/wSRWT91HB0
2017-2021.state.gov
As the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states, all people possess human rights and fundamental freedoms that governments must protect. The government of the People’s Republic of China (PRC),...
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Four GE engines in four years. positive development, but nothing to celebrate, really. India has been too lax with US corporations.
American firm GE Aerospace has handed over the fourth GE-F404-IN20 engine to Hindustan Aeronautics Limited against the order of 2021 on September 30, 2025: GE Aerospace The engine will be used for the LCA Mark 1A fighter jets, which will be inducted into the Indian Air Force
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Tibet’s call for freedom is louder than China’s silence. Repression can suppress voices temporarily, but it cannot extinguish a people’s democratic will or their cultural soul.
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Beijing tries to erase identity through schools, relocations, and propaganda. Yet every Tibetan prayer, song, and protest—whether whispered in Lhasa or shouted in New York—keeps the struggle alive.
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