Prakash Nanda is an Author and Veteran Journalist at the Eurasian Times and Indian Century Media Group. With nearly three decades of experience, he specializes in Indian politics, foreign policy, and strategic affairs, covering themes such as geopolitics, global security, and international relations across the Asia-Pacific region. He has been featured in prominent outlets including India News Network, RealClearDefense, and BasisPoint Insight.
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By: Prakash Nanda
Nearly 50,000 of the 60,000 young Moroccans who had entered Ceuta, Spain's 7.5-square-mile enclave on Africa's coast, on July 29-30, 2026, by swimming around border barriers, may have returned to their country. But the global headlines they were responsible for have had geopolitical impacts on the rest of Europe and the United States.
By: Prakash Nanda
If anything, Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh's call on August 3 for greater “military-civil integration” to create “a robust defense ecosystem to tackle emerging challenges” implies that there is still a structural mismatch between generalist bureaucrats (critically called Babus) and uniformed personnel within the Ministry of Defense (MoD).
By: Prakash Nanda
The specter of a “Red-Green Alliance” seems to be haunting the strategic elites not only in the United States but also in other parts of the world these days.
Visa barriers are pushing Indian students beyond the US, UK, Canada and Australia, redrawing the global map of higher education and talent flows.
By: Prakash Nanda
The United Kingdom seems to have joined India and the United States in recognizing that China is propping up certain organizations and funding them lavishly to exploit divisive causes, deepen social tensions, and wage what critics describe as “political warfare” against its adversaries.
By: Prakash Nanda
The United Kingdom seems to have joined India and the United States in recognizing that China is propping up certain organizations and funding them lavishly to exploit divisive causes, deepen social tensions, and wage what critics describe as “political warfare” against its adversaries. The British daily, The Telegraph, reported on August 14 that the British […]
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In its annual “Security Threat Environment 2026 Assessment,” released yesterday (August 13), New Zealand has warned that China is the only country conducting espionage “at scale”, establishing itself as the nation’s most active and dominant foreign intelligence threat. The report, prepared by the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service (NZSIS), has detailed aggressive Chinese operations targeting […]
By: Prakash Nanda
Last week, Taiwan signed a deal with US defense start-up Vatn Systems to develop autonomous underwater vehicles and strengthen its “asymmetric warfare capabilities” amid growing military pressure from Beijing.
By: Prakash Nanda
The report that Iran would attack US military targets in Europe and the European countries helping America, should Donald Trump escalate the war, has revived once again the debate over whether Iran has the capacity to carry out its threats.
