Lieutenant General Vinod Bhatia (Retired) discusses the Union government's Agnipath scheme and raises pertinent questions as to the fate of the 75% of 'Agniveers' who will be left on their own after the completion of their four-year terms.

Happymon Jacob speaks to Rajiv Bhatia about India’s engagement with Africa and the nature of the strategic challenge from increasing Chinese presence and strategic depth in the continent.

Has Sri Lanka failed to negotiate well with China? Can it be blamed for having indulged in “debt-trap diplomacy"?

Retired Indian diplomat and professor Mohan Kumar explains how international trade is becoming more preferential, strategic, and reciprocal in nature.

Jabin T. Jacob argues that such visits should not occur without prior discussion of the outcomes, especially in light of outstanding issues along the Line of Actual Control.

Dr Rahul Roy-Chaudhury of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, London, is in conversation with Dr Happymon Jacob.

Dr Toby Dalton, co-director and Senior Fellow of the Nuclear Policy Program at the Carnegie Endowment, discusses a key document which explains Biden’s China policy and the changing nature of the US alliance structure in the Indo-Pacific.

Happymon Jacob speaks with India’s former Deputy National Security Advisor and former Ambassador to Russia, Pankaj Saran, on the crisis in Europe.

Happymon Jacob speaks to Ian Hall, who highlights the multifaceted nature of the China challenge and discusses the Quad’s diversified focus on supply-chain resilience and critical technologies.

Happymon Jacob interviews India’s former ambassador to Russia P.S. Raghavan about the ongoing crisis over Ukraine.

In an interview with Happymon Jacob, former diplomat Rajiv Bhatia argues that the stability and security of Myanmar are of crucial importance for the stability and security of India’s Northeast.

Happymon Jacob and a panel of guests revisit the political, military, diplomatic, and humanitarian aspects of the events of 1971 on the 50th anniversary of Vijay Diwas.

In conversation with Nandan Unnikrishnan, distinguished fellow at the Observer Research Foundation.

A panel of experts discusses the emerging security architecture in the region to counterbalance China which is looking to assert its hegemony.

Happymon Jacob discusses the implications of US withdrawal from Afghanistan, the return of the Taliban and increasing Chinese influence in the region.

In conversation with A.S. Dulat (former special director of the IB, and former chief of the R&AW) and Lt. Gen. Asad Durrani (former director-general of the Inter-Services Intelligence, Pakistan, and former director-general of Pakistan Army's Military Intelligence).

Dr Happymon Jacob speaks with JNU Professor Rajesh Rajagopalan about the role of morality in statecraft and international relations.

Happymon Jacob in conversation with Tamanna Salikuddin, director of South Asia programs at the United States Institute of Peace, on the looming crisis in Afghanistan, post-US withdrawal.

Key takeaways from Pakistan NSA Moeed Yusuf's recent interview to Karan Thapar for The Wire.

However, the overall ability of the Afghan government to survive and fight back would depend on continued support from the United States, Hussain argues.