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Author: Introduction As per the Goldwater-Nichols Defence Reorganisation Act of 1986, the President of the US is required to submit to the US Congress an annual report on the National Security Strategy.[1] The last National Security Strategy (NSS) was released in 2017 by the Trump administration.[2] The incumbent Biden administration, has since assuming office, released a […]
Admiral Adhar Kumar Chatterji, PVSM, AVSM Requiem for a Giant that Walked the Waters
Author: On the occasion of the 108th birth anniversary of Admiral Adhar Kumar Chatterji, the National Maritime Foundation pays its willing tribute in honour of this great stalwart and guide of the development of the modern Indian Navy. We recall, with gratitude and pride, the late Admiral’s indomitable spirit and selfless service to his navy and […]
INDIA’s RESPONSE TO MARINE OIL SPILLS: AN EVALUATION
Author: Climate Change and Marine Oil Spills Climate change is the greatest challenge that humanity is facing — a challenge that would be significantly greater had it not been for our oceans, which play a crucial ameliorating role when it comes to global warming. Oceans absorb a significant amount of heat and are the largest environmental […]
INDIA’S APPROACH AND POSITION ON CLIMATE CHANGE GOVERNANCE
Author: India recognises that climate change is a significant global problem and an issue of great socio-economic and political importance. Currently, the global average temperature has already risen over 1 degree Celsius (°C) since the pre-industrial period, increasing at a rate of about 0.2 degrees Celsius per decade.[1] At the current rate, the global average temperature […]
CHINA’S BASIC POSITION ON CLIMATE CHANGE
Author: Climate change is a global problem faced by all mankind, and it is the common responsibility of all mankind to protect the atmosphere, control carbon dioxide emissions and prevent climate warming. Countries around the world are not only formulating policies and guidelines to address and adapt to climate change at home but are also actively […]
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