Manmohan Singh: The Quiet Architect of India’s Strategic Liberation
Manmohan Singh got the nuclear deal through, and opened the door to India’s rise as a major power centre.
Category International Relations and Strategic Studies
India’s CARICOM Connection: A Milestone for Global South Cooperation
India’s outreach to the Caribbean, Latin America and Africa can be a game-changer for the Global South
Escalation and Diplomacy: The Shifting Dynamics of the Ukraine Conflict Amid Leadership Changes
The revised doctrine lowered the threshold for the use of nuclear weapons. Russia further retaliated with the test-launch of a new hypersonic intermediate-range ballistic missile, Oreshnik, hitting a defence industry production facility in Dnipro. This marked the first time Russia had used medium-range ballistic missiles in combat, opening a new chapter in the conflict and bringing it closer to the brink of nuclear escalation.
The Nigerian Connection
Despite growing Chinese interest in financing and building infrastructure, India remains one of Nigeria’s important partners
Times of Anarchy
Harsh V Pant Bashar al-Assad’s ouster and South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol’s retreat underscore the importance of channelling people power through effective institutional frameworks Global turbulence continues to manifest itself in a myriad ways in different parts of the…
Beyond the Election: Dissanayake’s Vision for India-Sri Lanka Relations
Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake was in India earlier this week after assuming charge of the island nation in September.
Trump’s Comeback and Its Implications for South Asia
How South Asian countries will cope with the Trump administration, even as they balance China and India, is yet to be seen