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Rami Niranjan DesaiThePrint |
Balendra Shah’s government has centred its promise on reform and employment, priorities that have little to do with hostility towards India.
A strategic consideration appears to be influencing the Trump administration's recent outreach to Myanmar: critical minerals. It could have security...
India's cyber frontier no longer ends at its territorial boundary. It runs through smartphones, servers, crypto wallets and sometimes through a...
From Arunachal Pradesh and the Brahmaputra to border roads and Southeast Asian connectivity, the northeast could determine how durable the India-China...
The problem for Pakistan is going to be one of strategic overstretch, considering its military already remains heavily oriented toward India while...
The re-emergence of Aung San Suu Kyi and Sheikh Hasina reveals why personality still trumps institutions in India’s neighbourhood
If UNSC cannot act on the gravest crises of the day because a single permanent member shields itself or an ally, it forfeits its claim to be the...
How countries secure access to rare earth minerals is a solvable problem. Who controls the technology to process them is the real question.
History will look at the one who lays down arms first as not the one who surrendered, but the hero who saved Manipur.
India knows how to prioritise its national interests while maintaining contacts with multiple stakeholders in Myanmar.
Often termed the ‘Jihadi drug’, Captagon is frequently used by militants to enhance combat endurance and suppress fear.
India must treat undersea cables as critical national infrastructure, with resilience built through a layered security approach.
Mizoram chief minister Lalduhoma has flagged an unusual rise in foreign arrivals. Nearly 2,000 Western visitors entered Mizoram between June and...
China, which harbours ambitions to control the Yarlung Tsangpo, as the Brahmaputra is known in Tibet, is moving ahead with its mega hydropower project...