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Unless New Delhi can turn this moment into real leverage - guaranteed commitments, exploited vulnerabilities, and more broadly, Indo-Pacific-oriented diplomacy, we are likely to find ourselves back in another circular pattern: another flare-up, another freeze, yet another staged thaw ...
Although India has reason to celebrate over the US-backed global recognition of its status as a responsible nuclear weapons power, it also has reason to worry about nuclear proliferation, particularly about China and Pakistan ...
India’s defiance is not merely an oil arithmetic. It is an assertion of moral agency, economic rationale, and diplomatic conviction ...
The India-Pakistan tensions, exacerbated by the Pahalgam terror attack, have severely impacted SAARC's effectiveness ...
The West is at a crossroads. It can be a pact of convenience that relies on inertia and necessity to hang together, or it can pledge itself to a vision of the community formed around principles ...
While still a key player, Russia's influence is challenged by other powers and the assertiveness of South Caucasus states ...
The Cuban crisis was a result of the urge of the superpowers to increase their sphere of influence in different parts of the world and show their dominance. However, the world is now heading to a multipolar world order ...
Humanity must reject violence and choose dialogue, empathy, and partnership instead ...
Operation Sindoor provides a trigger that conveys to Indian decision-makers that the use of force is no longer a theoretical possibility, but an option India will likely exercise ...
The Brahmaputra at the Crossroads: China’s Megadam and India’s Strategic Dilemm ...
The lesson of the Three Gorges Dam is clear: the world ignored the warnings, and today its damage is irreversible. To repeat that mistake on the Brahmaputra would be disastrous ...