China’s Move to Befriend Australia Tests Canberra’s Regional Loyalty
Beijing’s continuing efforts to soften up Australia and the latter’s predicament has implications for the emerging regional order, including for India
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Greece-India Ties Take Center Stage
The visit by the Greek prime minister will complete the latest phase in Indo-Greek relations, which began with the Indian prime minister’s visit to Greece last August.
India’s Youth Endorse Modi’s Foreign Policy
A survey finds overwhelming support for Modi’s foreign policy among Indian youth.
Through the last five years, India has managed to maintain its sway and place in the new world order despite challenges, such as the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Russia-Ukraine war, and increasing Chinese aggression and border intrusions.
Putin’s Patience, Ukraine’s Peril: Can the West Hold On?
Ukraine’s military campaign is indeed faltering but it is also the West’s political strategy that is unravelling.
Addressing Unaccounted Political Funding Beyond Electoral Bonds
Recorded contributions, whether via electoral bonds or plain contributions for which parties issue receipts, form only a part, probably a tiny part, of the total spending by political parties.
Scarecrows against farmers demands
The strife between the government and farm unions has again come to a head with farmers heading towards Delhi more than three years after the 2021 episode. The issues this time are somewhat different from those in 2021-22.
A Diplomatic Triumph: India and Qatar Overcome Crisis
There are moments in a nation's trajectory when its arrival on the global scene is heralded by the quality of its leadership. The decision by Qatar to release eight former Indian navy officials who were facing death sentences for alleged spying is a testament not only to the strength of India-Qatar bilateral ties but also to the distinct ability of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to forge strong personal bonds with leaders of other nations to secure Indian interests.