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BrahMos as South-East Asia's Missile of Choice: Strategic Intent Behind India's Rising Exports
When the Philippines had its landmark BrahMos deal signed in 2022, it was not simply procuring a missile battery; it was signalling a strategic alignment with India, by supporting a rules-based maritime order against an assertive China in the South China Sea. That signal has since grown louder, with Vietnam in advanced discussions with India, and Indonesia has also expressed its interest in procuring BrahMos. Illustration by The Geostrata The export orders surge is as a resul

THE GEOSTRATA
Jun 298 min read


China’s Type-094 (Jin-Class) Ballistic Missile Submarines: Strategic Reach, Capabilities and Deterrent Role
INTRODUCTION: WHY THE SEA MATTERS In nuclear warfare, power hinges not only on the number of weapons that a state possesses, but also their ability to survive enemy attacks and remain effective for counterstrikes. This is where the ocean assumes a decisive role; unlike land-based missile-silos, which can be mapped and targeted, or aircraft’s dependence on vulnerable, visible bases, a nuclear-armed submarine — almost indefinitely concealed and mobile beneath thousands of metre

THE GEOSTRATA
Mar 205 min read


Deterrence of Threat: How Pyongyang Weaponises Missiles for Strategic Signalling
The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) operates a highly calibrated strategic signalling apparatus. Recent showcases of solid fuel intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) and tactical delivery systems are not propaganda; they are calculated manoeuvres to fracture the US-South Korea security architecture. Despite comprehensive Western sanctions, Pyongyang bypasses isolation through a robust strategic axis with Moscow and Beijing to accelerate the transfer of dual

THE GEOSTRATA
Mar 154 min read


Deterrence by Punishment: The Indian Approach
The global security and modern-day geopolitical landscape is increasingly defined by the sophisticated challenge of deterring hybrid warfare and state-sponsored terrorism, a problem acutely felt in the nuclear-shadowed rivalry between India and Pakistan. Illustration by The Geostrata For decades, India’s approach has been to follow a traditional military strategy focused on preventing attacks through sheer defense and maintaining its intelligence networks. Yet the character o

THE GEOSTRATA
Nov 21, 20256 min read


Russia’s Lessons from China’s Military Ascent: How Russia is Adapting to China's Ambitious Naval Goals by 2049
China’s most significant ambitious goals is to build a world-class navy that can rival the US by 2049. In 2049, China will be celebrating...

THE GEOSTRATA
Feb 20, 20254 min read
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