The India–Oman CEPA is more than a trade facilitation exercise. It represents a strategic investment in long-term regional engagement, combining economic pragmatism with geopolitical foresight. ...
Multiple expirations of treaties, institutional undermining, multipolar nuclear relations, and new technological developments present a grim outlook of global nuclear arms control by 2026. ...
Migration is a multifaceted issue that demands a balanced approach, prioritizing both humanitarian concerns and national security. ...
In view of continuing US tariffs and the alternative search for markets, India must act decisively and strengthen its INSTC corridor. ...
Nepal can ensure that carbon finance leads to sustainable development, regional cooperation, and enduring diplomatic influence. ...
The world, particularly the Western and the United States, is dealing with Islamic terrorism in Afghanistan and its surrounding region in two unclear ways. ...
Whether Bangladesh emerges from this moment stronger or further destabilised will depend on the government’s decisiveness, the choices made by political leaders, the conduct of security forces and the willingness of competing factions to prioritise national stability over short-term gain. ...
International law is meant to serve as an impartial structure for global governance; however, it is often manipulated as a tool of power that privileges the strategic interests of dominant states against equitable justice. ...
Indo-Pacific middle powers must move beyond rhetorical commitments to multipolarity and confront the practical discrepancies and material demands inherent in such a system. ...
The India-Canada bonhomie and the ACITI Partnership
The trilateral pact, including both India and Canada, only adds to the recalibrated relationship that countries have begun to have with each other ...