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
It now seems that any possible agreement between the United States and Iran is not dependent on the guarantee of Tehran's security or the unfreezing of its assets held by Washington. Nor is it linked to US President Donald Trump's satisfaction with the nature and pace of Iran's nuclearization.
By: Prakash Nanda
This question is prominently appearing in the Turkish media these days. Though it has not been raised officially by Ankara, Turkish defense experts seem alarmed by India's rapidly expanding security partnerships with Greece and Cyprus, which are at the center of some of Ankara's most sensitive geopolitical disputes.
By: Prakash Nanda
As expected, today's proposed talks in Geneva between Iran and the US have been postponed. After none other than US President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian signed the 14-point memorandum of understanding (MoU) electronically at Versailles in France yesterday, it seems there was really no need for another signing ceremony in Geneva.
By: Prakash Nanda
While the implementation of the recent 14-point Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the United States and Iran remains a work in progress, the fact that pledges of $300 billion for Iran's reconstruction do not earmark funds for environmental remediation has not impressed ecologists and environmentalists around the world.
China's military AI push could reshape border, maritime and nuclear stability. India needs speed, scale and a sovereign defence-AI stack—at once.
By: Prakash Nanda
This is a question that seems to be haunting the strategic elites in the US, with President Trump and his Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth, continuing their sacking spree of top military generals and commanders.
By: Prakash Nanda
Though unofficial dialogues involving retired diplomats, former military officers, academics, journalists, and civil society have been a fixture of India-Pakistan relations since the 1990s in what are called various “Track Talks”, last week's headlines that two such meetings took place – one at Colombo and the other at Bangkok – reflect, if at all, the poor health of India-Pakistan relations.
Is human intelligence, or HUMINT, losing its relevance as countries’ spy agencies increasingly become technology- or Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven? At first glance, the answer seems to be “Yes”, given the way America’s Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is projecting its ongoing transformation. But, on closer scrutiny, the answer could be “not really”, as the CIA is […]
By: Prakash Nanda
When President Donald Trump initiated the war against Iran along with Israel on February 28, one of his biggest rationales was to ensure the permanent denial of nuclear power to Iran.
By: Prakash Nanda
Is Iran's insistence on asserting its continued control over the Strait of Hormuz boomeranging, helping countries like Syria and Turkey in the process?
