In a significant move, India delivered BrahMos missiles to the Philippines

In a significant move, India delivered BrahMos missiles to the Philippines

Background The BrahMos missile system, a collaborative endeavor between India and Russia, stands as a testament to the ingenuity and strategic foresight of both nations. Conceived in the late 1990s, the project aimed to develop a supersonic cruise missile capable of delivering precision strikes at incredible speeds. Named after the Brahmaputra and Moskva rivers, it…

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The Philippines Refuses Additional Military Bases to the US

The Philippines Refuses Additional Military Bases to the US

Introduction In recent global events, there’s been a significant message about strategic commitments and international relationships. The Middle East tensions highlighted that ‘Iron clad’ commitments and alliances like the one between the United States and its partners don’t guarantee complete safety from threats. Now, attention has shifted to the South China Sea, where the Philippines…

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Iran Attacks Israel - What happens Next

Iran Attacks Israel – What happens Next?

Introduction The Iranian attack on Israel on April 1, 2024, involving direct drone and missile strikes, has ignited discussions about its broader implications for regional security and Israel’s diplomatic posture. This article delves into the implications of the attack and examines what Israel gained from this significant escalation in tensions. End of Isolation The attack…

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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is scheduled to undertake an official visit to Indonesia, Cambodia, and Papua New Guinea

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is scheduled to undertake an official visit to Indonesia, Cambodia, and Papua New Guinea

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is scheduled to undertake an official visit to Indonesia, Cambodia, and Papua New Guinea from April 18 to 23, as announced by foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian. During this tour, Minister Wang will preside over the Fourth Meeting of the China-Indonesia High-Level Dialogue Cooperation Mechanism and the Seventh Meeting of…

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Iran's unprecedented attack on Israel shocked entire world

Iran’s unprecedented attack on Israel shocked entire world

In a bold and unprecedented move, Iran has unleashed a massive barrage of over 200 drones and missiles targeting Israel, pushing regional tensions to perilous heights. This retaliatory strike, dubbed “Operation True Promise” by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), is in direct response to a deadly airstrike on its Damascus consular annexe earlier this…

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Biden Pledged to Defend Philippines in the South China Sea

Biden Pledged to Defend Philippines in the South China Sea

Background This pledge was made during the first joint summit hosted by Biden with Manila and Tokyo, amid escalating tensions with Beijing. The US President described the defense commitments to Japan and the Philippines as ‘ironclad’. This summit follows a series of confrontations between Chinese and Philippine vessels in the disputed waterway, raising fears of…

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Philippines, the United States, Australia, Japan to hold joint air and sea drills in South China Sea

Philippines, the United States, Australia, Japan to hold joint air and sea drills in South China Sea

In a significant move aimed at addressing China’s growing assertiveness in the disputed South China Sea, the United States, Australia, Japan, and the Philippines have announced plans to conduct joint naval and air drills on April 7, 2024. This coordinated effort, named the “Maritime Cooperative Activity,” will be held within the Philippine Exclusive Economic Zone…

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Why North Vietnam is Poor and South is Rich

Why North Vietnam is Poor and South is Rich?

Introduction Vietnam, with its storied history and diverse geography, has long been shaped by its struggle for independence and subsequent divisions following the First Indochina War in 1954. The Geneva Accords delineated the country along the 17th parallel, birthing North Vietnam under Ho Chi Minh’s communist regime and South Vietnam, supported by the United States….

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Why resupply mission to Sierra Madre in South China Sea generates controversy

Why resupply mission to Sierra Madre in South China Sea generates controversy?

Introduction In the pages of history, Masada stands as a fortress of bravery, much like the Sierra Madre in the South China Sea—a symbol of resilience. Built by King Herod the Great around 30 BCE in the Judean Desert, Masada became a refuge for Jewish rebels during the First Jewish-Roman War. Against overwhelming Roman forces,…

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