Category Center for International Relations and Strategic Studies

Copy of Insights 4 2

For Strategic Autonomy in AI, India Must Move Beyond Silos

T.K. ARUN India’s AI ambitions in national security will falter without scientific temper, institutional reform and a retreat from sectarian politics. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been the subject of many brainstorming sessions by different interest groups, ranging from trade unions…

India-US Defence Ties in the Trump 2.0 Era: Stability or Strategic Strain

India–US Defence Ties in the Trump 2.0 Era: Stability or Strategic Strain?

As technology, geopolitics and warfare evolve at breakneck speed, the new India-US defence framework provides a much-needed roadmap for bilateral security relations. However, its success will hinge on whether both sides can translate intent into shared innovation, trust and strategic depth.

Copy of Insights 4 1 e1770581690371

How Trump’s 2025 Foreign Policy Shift Reorders the Indo-Pacific

The regional order is witnessing a shift as Asian countries hedge their geo-strategic interests against mixed signals from the US on its role as a security assurer by forging new deterrents and ties. India has also deepened its engagement with Southeast Asia, reflecting a proactive approach.

India and the 28th CSPOC

India and the 28th CSPOC: Parliamentary Democracy in a Fragmented Global Order

The Conference of Speakers and Presiding Officers of the Commonwealth has emerged as a unique institution that upholds parliamentary independence and is non-partisan, even as it derives much from the Westminster system and traditions, and underscores the neutrality and authority of speakers.

Talk to Us