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“America First,” World Last? - The Rise of India and China in the Wake of Trumpism
September 29, 2025 Meetali Dhaka
The post-World War II global order, championed by US-led multilateralism, is under growing strain amid the shifting power dynamics of the Trump era. While Donald Trump's 2016 presidency challenged global governance, his return in 2025 marked an even pronounced
The Worsening Opioids Crisis- A High Time to Analyse Illicit Drug Consumption and Trade Patterns
July 03, 2025 Priyanshu Pandey
Opioids are substances and chemical compounds extracted from the opium poppy plant, scientifically called “Papaver somniferum”. Primarily extracted for medicinal usage, opioids work on pain receptors and are usually prescribed to reduce pain and related effect
The Pahalgam Response: Not a Ceasefire, Only a Tactical Pause
May 13, 2025 Rajat Ganguly
In his The Strategy of Conflict (originally published in 1960; republished by Harvard University Press in 1981) Nobel laureate economist Thomas Schelling had talked of strategy as the setting up of a broader goal or objective by an actor that the actor then
Operation Sindoor is Not Enough: India Must Take the Fight to the Pakistani Army/ISI
May 08, 2025 Rajat Ganguly
The abominable Pahalgam attack of April 22nd on Hindu tourists by Pakistan-backed Islamist terrorists was a deliberate ploy to provoke India into a kinetic response that carried with it the risks of horizontal and vertical escalation, which in turn would have
Pakistan’s Terror plot: The Rogue Army at Work, Dr Strangelove in Rawalpindi
April 30, 2025 M J Akbar
PAKISTAN IS NOT A STATE. It is a state of mind, conceived in a strange supremacism, bred in distance from other faiths, and sustained by a self-corroding hatred of Hindus that demanded the separation of some Muslims from the motherland in the absurd cause of
Cricket Diplomacy: How India and Australia Are Scoring Big in Bilateral Relations and Strategic Investments
February 25, 2025 Prof. Srinivasan Balakrishnan and Amb. Kevin Magee
Cricket isn’t just a sport in India and Australia, it's a shared passion, a bond that transcends the playing field and carries deeper meanings in diplomacy, culture, and economics. Over the years, this powerful connection has come to symbolize a unique form
Strengthening the Bond: India and Maldives’ Unwavering Friendship in the Face of False Allegations
January 03, 2025 Ahmed Adeeb and Prof Srinivasan Balakrishnan
In the wake of a recent Washington Post article alleging that India sought to interfere in the political landscape of the Maldives, including an accusation of planning to overthrow President Muizzu, I feel compelled to address these claims and reaffirm the lon
Partners in Progress: India and Japan’s Joint Pathway for Africa’s Development
December 14, 2024 Arpan Nautiyal
Africa, home to 1.4 billion people as of 2022 (World Bank, 2023), represents a continent of immense opportunity in the 21st century. As its population continues to grow, Africa is poised to become the world’s fastest urbanizing region by 2050, with almost 60%
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