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To Balance China, Joe Biden Should Build Upon Trump’s India Strategy For the United States to counterbalance an increasingly assertive China, President Biden has to push the India policy envelope conceived by the Trump administration while championing America’s founding values of freedom and democracy. President Donald Trump’s “America First” ethos has permanently aligned India within the United States’ overarching Indo-Pacific strategy. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s unique personal chemistry with Trump has resulted in a pivotal geostrategic calculus to challenge the ris...

Follow us on INDIA The great Indian dilemma: Can Indian military prepare to confront China in 2027 all on its own? (Part 2) December 28, 2020, 2:00 PM IST Dr. Maj Gen (Retd) Anil Kumar Lal is a Defence Analyst who has authored many path-breaking concepts on Nuclear and Space Warfare strategies. He feels that the future Military Forces would be dictated by a new concept of Strategic detterence which would be a combined effect of Nuclear and Space detterence. He is a third generation Indian Army Officer, who has participated in the many India-Pakistan battles including the Kar...

NEW DELHI, Dec 27: India embarked on a major foreign policy overdrive in 2020, bringing its vision for a rules-based Indo-Pacific as a cornerstone of its diplomacy and displaying a steely resolve to fashion a regional environment conducive to its strategic interests in the face of China’s transgression attempts in eastern Ladakh that caused the most serious damage to the bilateral relations in over four decades. As the bitter border standoff with China forced it to recalibrate its external engagements, India mounted a diplomatic push, focusing on boosting ties with major global players like...

News From Antiwar.com Original and up-to-date news US Is Helping India With Surveillance of Chinese Military Near Disputed Border India signed defense pact in October that allows US to share satellite data With an increase in tensions between India and China along the disputed border in the Himalayas, the US is helping India keep an eye on China’s military. In October, the US and India signed a new defense pact that allows the US to share more satellite data with New Delhi. At an event in November, the head of US Pacific Air Forces spoke of the increased military cooperation. “From the r...

REUTERS/Danish Ismail Disputes between India and China over their border in the Himalayas have intensified in recent months, after a deadly clash between their troops in June. That adds to broader competition between India and China on land and at sea around Asia, but recent military agreements with the US allow India to watch rival Chinese forces more closely. As tension between India and China has increased in recent months, the US military has helped India keep an eye on Chinese forces, senior US military commanders said in November. A deadly brawl on India an...