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Bangladesh’s security lies not in becoming part of someone else’s strategic rivalry, but in becoming economically strong, diplomatically flexible,...
The U.S. appears to have set aside its ambition of pursuing regime change in Iran, as it is now negotiating directly with the system it sought to...
One can stand up for principle without adopting a confrontational posture. For a country that prizes strategic autonomy, this is precisely the moment...
The nationalist narrative that dominated public discourse over the past year had been overstating the scale of India’s economic progress. Of...
He could have used his trip to Israel to call explicitly for de-escalation of tensions with Iran and a negotiated settlement; instead, he chose...
Umar Khalid and Zohran Mamdani embody a shared global moment: exposing state excess on one side, and dissent and solidarity on the other.
While not altering the global balance of power in any meaningful way, Putin’s visit might actually diminish India’s significance in the eyes of...
The region increasingly resembles a powder keg — one spark away from catastrophe.
The emergence of a robust G-2 dialogue may signal a transition from a unipolar world to a bipolar one.
India first needs to understand what its contribution was to this failure. Is there a problem with the message or with the messenger?
India is the fastest-growing major economy, but challenges persist.
No country repeated India’s claims or condemned Pakistan by name after the Pahalgam attack or during Operation Sindoor. Not one of India’s many...