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A chill is setting in that will take a long time to recover in the India-US relationship

19.08.2025 10

Ashok Malik

India must enhance its potential as trade and tech partner, and look beyond US

Ashok Malik

Mother Tongue-United: Why urban India may outgrow the language wars

Ashok Malik

Shut up and speak clearly: India needs to fix the glaring dissonance in its communication

Ashok Malik

India crosses the rubicon: Deep strikes redefine strategic boundaries

08.05.2025 10

Ashok Malik

Kashmir to cartography: How Pakistan lost the plot and India eyes the map

29.04.2025 30

Ashok Malik

Trump has more political room for tariff pain & market volatility than many reckon

Ashok Malik

How a standalone ministry of manufacturing and supply chains could do the trick for India

Ashok Malik

Quick Gun President: Trump is bringing a day trader’s mentality to diplomacy

05.03.2025 10

Ashok Malik

Delhi has handled first weeks of a disruptive Trump 2.0 better than many others

14.02.2025 10

Ashok Malik

Budget 2025: Easing middle-class woes, but states must step up

01.02.2025 10

Ashok Malik

View: Trump is a product of, not cause for, a return to an era of spheres of influence

Ashok Malik

Manmohan Singh: Bharat’s Ratna, a patriot-survivor who persevered

Ashok Malik

Does the Indian Government need a DOGE-like agency for efficiency?

Ashok Malik

Delhi Dallying with Trump: Accretion in India-US cooperation in two regions, and possible reset in another?

Ashok Malik

Why dealing with China along separate economic and diplomatic lines won't work

Ashok Malik

Mein Hoon Donald: So, what does the oldest US prez hold for his country and our world?

Ashok Malik

BRICS: India’s role is to ensure the grouping doesn’t get a distortionary ideological edge

Ashok Malik

BJP: Its appeal isn’t that it always wins, but its capacity for constant self-correction

Ashok Malik