India

The Trump administration’s strategy for the Indo-Pacific could end up working in unpredictable ways for the U.S.

The India-France-Australia trilateral is only the latest of the many minilaterals that are taking shape in the Indo-Pacific region.

The recent kerfuffle over a new political map of Pakistan at the SCO national security advisers’ meeting must be seen in its proper context.

American export-control laws and India’s tight defense budget have together implied more modest future goals for the DTTI.

A recent case in India suggests complications in measuring a country’s cyber power through open-source intelligence.

Rajnath Singh’s statement before the Indian Parliament stood out for its blunt tone.

New Delhi’s growing willingness to work with external actors in the Indian Ocean could also create inadvertent complications.

As intra-Afghan talks start in Doha, India is left without a good hand to play vis-à-vis the Taliban.

India has attempted to enter the Arctic’s contested geopolitical environment despite constraints arising from geographical distance and limited material power.

Bangladesh’s COVID-19 response shows the need for increased state capacity in meeting challenges and shocks.

The revelations that Chinese tech firm Zhenhua has built a database of 2.4 million individuals for intelligence operations are significant though unsurprising.