India–Uzbekistan: Why Central Asia Is Becoming a New Geopolitical Frontier
Aayush Pal Both countries have agreed to further foster their relationship in areas such as trade and investment, critical minerals,…
The End of Atlantic Dependence: How Trump Broke Europe’s Illusions
The United States has gone all guns blazing against Europe, targeting European sovereignty, the European economy, and increasingly…
Africa’s Rise, India’s Opportunity: The New Geopolitics of the Global South
Kumar Satish Africa is not merely another region for strategic engagement. It is an important partner in India's larger vision…
Tokyo–New Delhi Strategic Convergence: A New Equation in the Indo-Pacific
The agreement includes joint exercises, personnel and expert exchanges, information sharing, logistical support, port access, and maintenance and…
The North American Rift: Canada–US Trade War Reshapes the Alliance
The situation highlights the importance for countries of maintaining economic independence and avoiding excessive dependence on the United…
The Spanish Exception: Amnesty, Ceuta, and the Politics of a Diverging Europe
As per a decree passed by the Spanish cabinet, legal residency has been granted to nearly 500,000 undocumented…
Putin’s Kuril Islands Visit and the Return of Russia-Japan Tensions
Putin's visit has once again brought the old Japanese-Russian territorial differences to the centre stage, and this has…
Too Many Fronts: Is the UAE’s Balancing Act Finally Cracking?
The UAE is increasingly finding itself on the opposite side of several regional disputes from Saudi Arabia, particularly…
Why the Weakest Reading of the Mecca Pact Is the Most Dangerous One
Dr Nanda Kishor The agreement is an opportunity to redouble India's efforts rather than walk away from the Gulf.
Parliament Security and the Limits of Satyagraha: Lessons from the Recent Protest March
Lt Col Ashok Kini H India’s democratic strength lies in its ability to protect both the constitutional right to peaceful dissent and the…