Drawing from a deep pool of military expertise, New Delhi is expanding its foreign affairs capacity.

The two countries have an opportunity to pursue air-power cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, where stability is essential.

Ambitions to increase India’s fighter squadrons face complications in local manufacturing, as well the role intended.

Many assume that China intends to replace American predominance in the Indian Ocean. But sea control seems unrealistic.

How is it that an Indian aircraft carrier has never been employed in a conflict?

Malabar 17 comes as China’s naval presence in the Indian Ocean is showing signs of a qualitative shift.