Beyond Strategic Alignment: Structural Plateaus and Protectionism in Indo-Pacific Partnerships
Hridbina Chatterjee Strategic alignment, particularly within the Indo-Pacific framework and the Quad, is no longer automatically translating into preferential market…
Rubio’s India Visit: Energy, Trade and the Limits of American Pressure
Kumar Satish The visit highlights a central contradiction in contemporary American foreign policy: Washington seeks to pressure India over its…
Pragmatism Over Pressure: The Future of India-Azerbaijan Cooperation
Anjali Singh The visit by Jaishankar to Azerbaijan is thus an important occasion not only from a diplomatic point of…
The Sky Is Not the Limit; It Is the Duty
Piyush Anand The number of operational fighter squadrons for the Indian Air Force (IAF) in 2026 has been brought down…
India Has Moved Beyond Calling for Peace. Is New Delhi Becoming a Mediator?
Archita Gaur External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar recently stated that India has gone “beyond advocacy” and is now in talks…
Europe’s China Policy Shift: Trade Diversion and India’s Manufacturing Challenge
Parag Gilada The European Union arrives in the Chinese capital with a mission to compel Beijing to take concrete measures…
Starlink, Ambani and Musk’s Glass House: The Politics of Billionaire Power
Aayush Pal The controversy began with a series of posts on his social media platform, X, in which he questioned…
India’s Next Manufacturing Challenge: Taking MSMEs Global
India is trying to establish itself as a global manufacturing hub, but this is no longer simply about…
The Bay of Bengal: South Asia’s Emerging Frontier of Maritime Friction
The Bay of Bengal occupies a central position at the receiving end of these cascading disruptions.
The Geography of Data Is Becoming the Geography of Power
A country's ability to attract technology investment may no longer depend solely on its talent pool, internet penetration…