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Modi and Putin to discuss Su-57 sale, trade and Ukraine as BRICS summit nears, Kremlin rejects anti-western tag

Modi and Putin to discuss Su-57 sale, trade and Ukraine as BRICS summit nears, Kremlin rejects anti-western tag

Dmitry Peshkov during his virtual news conference with Indian journalists in New Delhi. (India Sentinels photo)New Delhi: The prime minister, Narendra Modi, and the president of Russia, Vladimir Putin, will hold bilateral talks in New Delhi on Friday...

     
India-Belgium defence ties deepen as 10 industry deals push joint production

India-Belgium defence ties deepen as 10 industry deals push joint production

Rajnath Singh holds bilateral talks with Belgium’s defence minister Theo Francken in New Delhi (PC: MoD)— By HumaNew Delhi: India and Belgium are moving to give their defence partnership a robust industrial foundation, with 10 agreem...

     
Syria’s new fault line: Israel, Türkiye and the emerging regional security order

Syria’s new fault line: Israel, Türkiye and the emerging regional security order

India Sentinels Illustration for representation. (© India Sentinels 2026-27)Israel’s August 18 airstrikes on the Abu al-Duhur military airbase in northwestern Syria have pushed an already challenging relationship with Türkiye into a n...

      
US ambassador Sergio Gor’s Kashmir remarks: Why Washington’s next move matters

US ambassador Sergio Gor’s Kashmir remarks: Why Washington’s next move matters

US envoy to India Sergio Gor (R) and J&K CM Omar Abdullah (Photo: X/OmarAbdullah)— By HumaSrinagar/New Delhi: The diplomatic controversy over US Ambassador Sergio Gor’s remarks on Jammu and Kashmir has already moved beyond the or...

     
Asean-India maritime exercise 2026: Why the drill matters in a tense Indo-Pacific

Asean-India maritime exercise 2026: Why the drill matters in a tense Indo-Pacific

Indian and Singaporean warships. (File photo)— By Huma Siddique New Delhi: The second Asean-India Maritime Exercise is set to put an increasingly important question at the center of the Indo-Pacific: how can countries that depend on the se...

       
US, Brazil and Israel: How the 2026 election could reshape Latin America

US, Brazil and Israel: How the 2026 election could reshape Latin America

Illustration for representation. (© India Sentinels 2026–27)Latin America is in the middle of another political turn, with conservative leaders gaining ground after the leftward momentum commonly described as the pink tide. Argentina under...

      
Mecca Pact: Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye ink mutual defence agreement. Let’s know its key points

Mecca Pact: Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye ink mutual defence agreement. Let’s know its key points

Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Türkiye ink Mecca pact. (Photo: X)New Delhi: Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Türkiye have signed a trilateral mutual defence agreement in the holy city of Mecca, binding each of the three states to treat an armed ...

     
Brazil-Argentina diplomatic rift signals a new phase of ideological polarization in South America

Brazil-Argentina diplomatic rift signals a new phase of ideological polarization in South America

Illustration for representation. (© India Sentinels 2026–27)When writing about political ideologies in South America, it is tempting to interpret developments through the familiar cycle of the arrival or retreat of the “pink tide&rdq...

     
When elections turn into flashpoints: what Pakistan-occupied Kashmir reveals about the politics of coercion

When elections turn into flashpoints: what Pakistan-occupied Kashmir reveals about the politics of coercion

— By Aayushi Pandey and Dr Aparaajita PandeyA democracy is not judged by how it behaves when all is calm. Its real character shows when citizens take to the streets to question those who govern them. Elections exist precisely to channel th...

     
Air Vice Marshal Cecil Vivian Parker: Bishop Westcott schoolboy who became a 1971 war hero

Air Vice Marshal Cecil Vivian Parker: Bishop Westcott schoolboy who became a 1971 war hero

Air Vice Marshal Cecil Vivian Parker.On a December morning in 1971, four Hawker Hunters of the Indian Air Force’s 20 Squadron thundered 120 kilometres into Pakistani territory to strike an airbase most commanders would have judged beyond safe r...

     

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