Rajeev Sharma
Rajeev Sharma is a New Delhi-based journalist-author who has been writing on international relations, foreign policy, strategic affairs, security and terrorism for over two decades. He has published seven books so far, five of them non-fiction, two fiction.
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India Comes Calling on Japan
Japan and India are set to boost military and economic ties. But even without a rising China, the two would surely have found each other.
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Why Manmohan Singh Should Resign
Activist Anna Hazare is riding a growing sense of anger in India. It’s time for the Congress Party to put the country’s interests first and step aside.
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US Must Wise Up on Pak Aid
The US should ensure its aid to Pakistan is spent properly, says Rajeev Sharma. India is suffering from the laxity.
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‘Jihadists Take Nuclear Step’
Recent terrorist trends show some worrying signs, says Rajeev Sharma. Are they infiltrating Pakistan’s last line of defence?
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Climate Change = War?
Missed in the debate over climate change has been the strategic implications, says Rajeev Sharma. In Asia they could be catastrophic.
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The ‘Good’ Taliban Myth
If the London Conference on Afghanistan held last week demonstrated anything, it is that it's only a matter of time until India loses whatever strategic leverage it previously enjoyed compared with Pakistan in the country.
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The Other Ticking Nuclear Clock
Reports that Burma's military junta has received assistance with constructing nuclear facilities from North Korea and Pakistan are causing a headache for Indian strategists, reports Rajeev Sharma.
