The Malacca Dilemma – Prospects and Concerns for the Geopolitics of Asian Waters
Viswapramod C More than 30 per cent of the world’s seaborne trade passes through the Malacca Strait with China, Japan,…
Decoding Sri Lanka’s Political Crisis and India’s Foreign Policy choices
Sri Lanka never focused on wealth creation, but only on the wealth distribution, by taking endless loans from…
Epoch Thinkers, Apex Strategists: Ambedkar and Savarkar – Part 1
Balaji Subramanian (This is the first article in a 2-part series on Dr BR Ambedkar and Vinayak Damodar Savarkar) When…
India’s Diplomatic Comeback in Afghanistan: A Strategic Overview
Even before the fall of Kabul to Taliban last year, India was covertly engaging with several factions of…
In the passing away of Shinzo Abe, Japan and the world have lost a great visionary, I have lost a dear friend – PM Narendra Modi
SamvadaWorld Staff Shinzo Abe – an outstanding leader of Japan, a towering global statesman, and a great champion of India-Japan…
The Engineering Of Social Unrest And The Forces Behind Sterlite’s Closure
Vallavaraayan Consider this. Until 2018, India was a net exporter of copper. Its export of refined copper products for…
India’s relations with South-East Asian Nations – Strengths, Challenges and the Path ahead
Chandrashekar TS South-east Asia is very important to India from economic, political, social, defence, maritime trade and security. ASEAN is…
Around Taiwan’s Sovereignty and China’s Hegemony
Deeksha Singh D As the war of words between the United States and China over Taiwan escalates, the latter has vowed…
Terror Groups Continue to Thrive under Taliban in Afghanistan – UNSC Report
A new report from the United Nations Security Council says that foreign terrorist organisations continue to enjoy safe…
QUAD at the crossroads – Path of Pragmatism or Antagonism?
Anhad Jakhmola QUAD as it is, today stands in a turbulent environment following the Russia-Ukraine war. Many had suggested the…