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Can the Quad Hold the Line on Taiwan?
By Rishab Rathi
U.S. calls for clearer commitments on Taiwan underscore the growing pressure on the Quad, as the Taiwan issue increasingly tests the group’s unity and strategic purpose.
Jaishankar’s Singapore Visit: An Opportunity to Take Stock of India-Singapore Ties
By Rahul Mishra and Prisie L. Patnayak
Jaishankar’s visit not only provided an opportunity to follow up on the action plan developed earlier but also to deliberate upon new avenues of cooperation between the two nations.
A Kashmir Diary: War Ravaged Families Await Relief as Statehood Remains Elusive
By Anando Bhakto
While common Kashmiris wait for statehood that will empower the Omar Abdullah government they elected, families affected by the recent India-Pakistan war languish.
What Caused the Air India Crash? None of the Theories Holds Up – Yet
By Guido Carim Junior
The preliminary report has led to unfounded speculation and theories that are currently not supported by the evidence.
Nudging Indigenization: Competition in India’s AIP Submarine Program
By Araudra Singh and Sarabjeet Parmar
India’s Ministry of Defense and the Indian Navy could benefit from competition-induced innovation and cost-related silver linings.
Hindutva International: The Globalization of Hindu Politics Outside India
By Tushar Shetty
Biswas Baral and Edward Anderson explore the rise of Hindu politics outside India, and how it is changing the dynamic of Hindu communities and diaspora worldwide.
Why is India Pushing Back Suspected Infiltrators to Bangladesh?
By Rajeev Bhattacharyya
Illegal immigration to India appears to have increased following the collapse of the Awami League regime in August last year.
How Will New Delhi Navigate the Dalai Lama Succession Row?
By Rushali Saha
The decision regarding the Dalai Lama’s reincarnation is inherently political and intricately linked with the Sino-Indian border dispute.
Operationalizing a Quad Critical Minerals Pact
By Lam Tran
As American economic leadership in the Indo-Pacific faces its most difficult litmus test in years, a Quad critical minerals partnership offers the most promising -- and practical -- first step to restore trust and deliver results.
Zohran Mamdani Raises Hackles of India’s Hindu Right-Wing
By Kavita Chowdhury
Supporters of Narendra Modi are upset with his castigation of Modi's alleged role in the massacre of Muslims in Gujarat in 2002.
At Rio, the BRICS Projected the Voice of the Global South
By Elizabeth Roche
India's presence in BRICS gives the grouping, which is often seen to be 'anti-West' a 'non-West' image.
The Path to a US-India Trade Deal Lies Through Economic Security
By Ishaan Thakker
A broader trade agreement, including cooperation on key supply chains, foreign investment, and advanced technologies makes a deal more likely and can help the U.S. and India more effectively counter China.
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