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Why America’s Economic Coercion Failed to Corner India

In response to Trump tariffs, India adopted a market diversification strategy aimed at substituting American demand with other global markets...

India’s Goldilocks Triumph: The Pragmatic Turn to Balance Growth, Inflation, and Stability

India's macroeconomic conditions have been relatively balanced in recent quarters, which include robust growth accompanied by exceptionally low inflation...

The Nobel Peace Prize and the Blueprint for Regime Change

The Nobel Peace Prize is neither noble nor peaceful—it is simply another strategic tool. Target countries share traits: weak economies, fractured democratic histories, and resource wealth—action...

Diplomacy in Numbers: Tracking India’s Global Engagements Since 2000

India's approach towards its involvement in multiple international spheres displays a deep understanding of how to effectively balance multiple forums as well as different ideologically aligned blocs...

India–Bhutan Partnership: Culture, Connectivity and Strategic Cooperation

The relationship between India and Bhutan is linked through various dimensions of socio-political-economic-cultural...

American Exceptionalism and the Paradox of U.S. Foreign Policy

American exceptionalism is rooted in the belief that the United States is a unique political and economic experiment built on individual liberty, with a historic mission to transform the world...

Germany’s India Outreach: Defence, Trade, and a New European Reset

Chancellor Merz's visit comes at a time when Germany is increasingly looking towards Asia, particularly India, amid economic turbulence, domestic economic troubles, and continuous international...

Netravati to Nile: Local Rivers, Global Stakes—From Lifelines to Strategic Leverage

Rivers may be local in origin, but their consequences are global, and safeguarding them is fundamental to ecological stability, security, and human survival...

The Arctic Chessboard: Why Greenland Matters to Global Powers

Greenland is important for the U.S. because of its strategic geographical location, which is significant for trade and for countering major powers like Russia in the North Atlantic...