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India calls 'conviction, not comprehension' on her counter-terror doctrine

US, Oct. 26 -- On October 21, an Indian diplomat in New York did what too few Indian officials once dared to do: he corrected a United Nations Special Rapporteur, on the record, on a matter of fact. ... Read More


No tariff for buying Russian oil: What the Graham Act waiver means for India

US, Oct. 19 -- Late on Friday, October 16, two days before the deadline, President Donald Trump signed an executive order suspending the sanctions, restrictions, and duties in the Lindsey O Graham San... Read More


A prize, a tantrum and a lesson: What the Pillay Nobel teaches India

US, Oct. 13 -- In a single day, the Nobel Committee honored international law, and Washington moved to cripple it. For New Delhi, the contrast is a useful clarifier. It took one sentence for Navi Pill... Read More


India-US trade - A plateau'nic relationship

US, Oct. 6 -- In the space of a single weekend, the world offered a fairly complete inventory of its disorder. Washington warned Tehran that its next move would come the easy way or the hard way. Ener... Read More


When everyone has a superintelligence, who actually holds the power?

US, Sept. 22 -- Recently, Mark Zuckerberg published a manifesto with a title that reads like a promise: "The Future is for Everyone." Its argument is elegant and, on first hearing, deeply appealing. M... Read More


How US political analysts should read the 18th BRICS Summit

US, Sept. 16 -- For a generation of American strategists, "BRICS" has worked less as an object of study than as a Rorschach test. Say the word in a Washington seminar and the reflexes fire on cue: an ... Read More


America's Kashmir strategy? The question Washington no longer asks

US, Aug. 25 -- When the United States ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, stood in Srinagar last week and called Jammu and Kashmir "an important part of India," Islamabad reacted like someone had crossed... Read More