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The corrupted software of international relations

India, Jan. 5 -- If you want to understand why the US attacked Venezuela late last week and captured its president, Nicholas Maduro, and took him to New York to try him under American domestic law, th... Read More


The corrupted software of international relations

India, Jan. 4 -- If you want to understand why the US attacked Venezuela late last week and captured its president, Nicholas Maduro, and took him to New York to try him under American domestic law, th... Read More


The year of middle path in Indian foreign policy

India, Dec. 31 -- As 2025 comes to a close, India's foreign policy has largely adhered to institutional wisdom and pivoted around the centre. While the opposition has criticised several foreign policy... Read More


Why New Delhi needs to handle Dhaka with care

India, Dec. 22 -- Eighteen months after Sheikh Hasina's ouster from Bangladesh as the country's Prime Minister, hopes for normalcy between India and Bangladesh remain elusive as the bilateral relation... Read More


Why New Delhi needs to handle Dhaka with care

India, Dec. 21 -- Eighteen months after Sheikh Hasina's ouster from Bangladesh as the country's Prime Minister, hopes for normalcy between India and Bangladesh remain elusive as the bilateral relation... Read More


Grand Strategy: India's global mobility dreams ride on public-private partnerships

India, Dec. 18 -- At India's World magazine's annual conference on Mobility in early December, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar observed that remittances to India in 2024 were worth $135 billion... Read More


India-Russia tango, with China in the shadows

India, Dec. 9 -- If you ask an Indian whether he/she wants to go to the US/Europe or to Russia for studies, tourism, or even to settle down, the answer is not hard to guess: It won't be Russia. If you... Read More


India-Russia tango, with China in the shadows

India, Dec. 8 -- If you ask an Indian whether he/she wants to go to the US/Europe or to Russia for studies, tourism, or even to settle down, the answer is not hard to guess: It won't be Russia. If you... Read More


Japan, Taiwan, & Beijing's designs for a unipolar Asia

India, Nov. 24 -- The rapidly deteriorating diplomatic row between Japan and China over a potential "Taiwan contingency" is an important precursor of how China may react to countries and leaders that ... Read More


Japan, Taiwan, & Beijing's designs for a unipolar Asia

India, Nov. 23 -- The rapidly deteriorating diplomatic row between Japan and China over a potential "Taiwan contingency" is an important precursor of how China may react to countries and leaders that ... Read More