The Corridor Wars: IMEC and the Future of Global Trade Routes
Anusreeta Dutta IMEC is more than a logistical project. It is the emergence of competing visions of globalisation, connectedness, and…
Trade, Taiwan, and Tehran: Inside the China-US Summit That Redrew Bilateral Terms
Aayush Pal The United States today is more dependent on China than China is dependent on the United States. As…
India-Japan Strategic Partnership: Science, Technology and Healthcare Cooperation
Megna Devkar As technological competition increasingly shapes geopolitical alignments in the Indo-Pacific, India and Japan are expanding their strategic partnership…
EAM S. Jaishankar Concludes Caribbean Tour with Signing of Eight Major Agreements
Anjali Singh India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar wrapped up his two-day visit to Trinidad and Tobago.
UAE bids farewell to OPEC: A “Crude” necessity or a “Refined” move?
Abhishek Kumar Singh The UAE’s shift likely reflects a broader objective of maximising returns from its hydrocarbon reserves before global fossil…
Bhutan’s “transition” to constitutional democracy: A reality check
Vinay N Bhushan & Shilpa D The “transition” has largely failed even after close to two decades and multiple elections, as the democratic process…
India and Vietnam Are Closer Than Ever -The Timing Is No Accident
India and Vietnam have agreed to elevate their relationship to an Enhanced Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, marking an important…
Coal, Power, and Pollution: Why India’s Energy Choices Still Choke Its Cities
Indian cities are suffering because the country’s power grid relies too much on coal. Urban India needs a…
Rising Far‑Right Influence Undermines Romania’s EU Reform Agenda
Following the withdrawal of Social Democratic Party (PSD) ministers from Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan's coalition government, which deprived…
From Trudeau’s Allegations to Carney’s Reset: How Canada Is Rethinking Khalistan
Canada’s intelligence agency has identified Khalistani terrorism as a national security threat within Canada.