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One of the reasons why India and Europe will grow closer in the days ahead is because much of the world they disagreed about no longer exists
The US president’s disruptive politics will reshape the world order. New Delhi must seize the moment
Delhi may need to recalibrate its balancing of power equations in the event of a rapprochement between Washington and Beijing
India’s China problem is not going away anytime soon; China will continue to be a profound grand strategic issue for us. If we think temporary...
India’s neighbourhood ties will have its wins and losses in the neighbourhood, and it must learn to take them in its stride.
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While there is good news from the LAC, the China challenge to India is a long-term one that has both material and intellectual/ideational elements.
A clinical minimalism focussed on conflict management appears to define New Delhi’s engagement with Islamabad
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Israel’s disproportionate response and failure of global powers and institutions to enforce a ceasefire have plunged the world into a crisis
The growing criticism of the West’s moral plank regarding Ukraine and Gaza appears to have forced a change in the Western narrative
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Potential reputational gains for India from even a modest initiative to lessen the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war far outweigh those from any...
By reaching out to the Taliban and the Myanmar junta, India has demonstrated an ability to have a non-ideological approach to regional policy.
The great power argument is delusional. We are simply past that age in our neighbourhood
The controversy is an opportunity to revisit the debate on the slow but growing influence of the states on India’s foreign relations since the 1990s
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