Rahul K Bhonsle

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Rahul K. Bhonsle is a Strategic Risk and Knowledge Management Consultant and writer with specific focus on defence and security, especially in South Asia.

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South Asia Security Trends April 2007: Brinkmanship

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The ides of March crossed many areas of South Asia as conflict and hopes of peace continued its cruel play with people of this region.

Iraq Hope of a New Dawn

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The American surge in Iraq is paying dividends slowly but steadily, though there is a need for pursuing the course to a logical conclusion.

South Asia Security Trends: Musharraf Between The Devil and The Deep Sea

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South Asian security was once again in focus with Dick Cheney and Margaretn Beckett paying a visit to Pakistan and Afghanistan

South Asia Security Trends: Turmoil in Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka

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South Asia is a region with many conflicts, trials and tribulations. Security trends in the area are of great interest globally

China’s Defence White Paper

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China's Defence White Paper denotes a lumbering armed forces attempting to come to grips with the reality of modernisation
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