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As regional tensions and the South Asian arms race escalate following the May 2025 India-Pakistan air conflict, New Delhi is set to formalise the procurement of Russia's Sukhoi-57. The IAF has chosen the Russian jet over the American F-35 as a critical stopgap to counter growing Chinese and Pakistani stealth capabilities, citing concerns over strict US operational restrictions.
Recently, when Mr Sergio Gor took charge as the US Ambassador to India, the Dal Khalsa wrote a letter seeking his attention to a matter of urgent regional concern and the challenges being faced by the people of Punjab.
The Indus Water Treaty, long considered a rare success in international diplomacy as it survived two wars and even the Kargil conflict, was unilaterally put into abeyance by the Narendra Modi–led BJP government on 23 April 2025, a day after gunmen opened fire in Pahalgam killing 26 civilians.
Sikh Siyasat editor shares an update on India’s recent Agni-V missile test and other missile developments. The discussion also covers air exercises by India and Pakistan, the May 2025 air clash, and how the situation has shifted in the region afterwards.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Washington keeps an eye on India–Pakistan “every single day” and warns that ceasefire deals “can fall apart very quickly.”
On 13 August 2025, the eve of Pakistan’s Independence Day, Pakistan’s Prime Minister announced the creation of the Army Rocket Force Command (ARFC)—seen by many as inspired by China’s PLARF (People’s Liberation Army Rocket Force). The declaration immediately triggered debates about South Asia’s military balance and India’s security preparedness.
The security landscape between India and Pakistan has significantly shifted following India's launch of Operation Sindoor and the ensuing four-day air war between May 7 and May 10, 2025.
Punjab is currently passing through a highly sensitive phase. With rapidly shifting international and regional dynamics, South Asia’s geopolitical fault lines are directly impacting the region.
The Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) has ruled (on 27th June 2025) that it retains full jurisdiction in a high-stakes inter-state arbitration initiated by Pakistan against India under the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty.
In this interview, journalist Mandeep Singh engages Parmjeet Singh Gazi, Editor of Sikh Siyasat, in a deep discussion on the evolving geopolitical trajectory involving India, Pakistan, and China — and its implications for Punjab and the Sikh community.

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