A Case of Progress or Illusion? Reading India’s Semiconductor Push Through Tata
The case of the Tata Dholera facility reveals that India's semiconductor mission is far more complex than public discourse often suggests. ...
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Global South: From Margins to a Rising Major Stakeholder
Global South is a collective responsibility of rising powers. ...
India’s China Reset: A Strategic Thaw or Strategic Hedge?
India isn't picking China over America, or vice versa. Instead, it is working hard to avoid choosing as long as possible. ...
Redefining of BRICS and the Delhi Declaration 2026
In a fragmented international environment, the ability to keep a conversation going and occasionally turn disagreement into consensus is itself a form of diplomatic power. BRICS 2026, in that sense, was not just about what India hosted. ...
Rise of India’s Grand Multi-hedging Strategy in New Era
India’s multi-hedging grand strategy is a monumental model for the margins of the Global South region in the last decade, or can be traced after economic opening up. ...
Can BRICS Speak with One Voice? India, China and the Political Economy of De-dollarisation
BRICS has spent successive summits presenting itself as a forum for countries seeking greater representation in a changing global order. ...
Why is the World Moving to the Right?
The global rise of the right-wing should neither be celebrated as inevitable nor dismissed as harmful. ...
From Climate Vulnerability to Climate Diplomacy: Can Nepal Turn its Himalayan Position into Strategic Influence?
Nepal can move from defining itself as merely a victim to being a major player within the governance structure of the entire Himalayas. ...
When Possibility Becomes Policy: The Brahmaputra and the Limits of Hydro-Diplomacy
The Brahmaputra's future will not be decided by hydrology alone. The construction of the dam has begun, and more will follow; that much is certain. ...
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The Fragility of Asymmetric Deterrence: Re-evaluating the Global Nuclear Order through the Global South
The post-Cold War presumption that nuclear weapons would gradually recede into strategic irrelevance has been thoroughly disproven by contemporary great-power posturing. ...