India

Beyond the Modi-Trump bromance, two perennial priorities for Trump – trade and immigration – are key flashpoints in the India-U.S. relationship.

The evolving Indian policy toward Afghanistan is either a drastic climb down from a moral high ground or grimly pragmatic, depending on how one looks at things. 

For Changpa women in Chushul, the 2020 clashes came during a larger societal shift in gender roles.

Prime Minister Oli is widely regarded as “pro-China.” His visit to Beijing will only deepen that perception.

One year after India secured a seat at the G-20 for the African Union, the relationship has not lived up to expectations.

India's prime minister was right to condemn the violence that broke out in front of a Hindu temple in Canada. If only he paid as close attention to violence in India against religious minorities.

India and Taiwan have an important opportunity to create a renewable energy partnership that can act as a new alternative to China’s dominance.

Trump is unlikely to raise issues like India’s democratic backsliding or its ties with Russia. Trade and immigration could be irritants.

Australia's proposed cap on international student enrollments is the latest headache for Indian higher education students looking to study abroad.

For both geopolitical and geoeconomic reasons, Germany has a growing interest in India.

Harappa has proved to be a hurdle before Hindu nationalists’ Vedic Aryan superiority theory.

While Pakistan has always been India’s greatest security concern, China’s nuclear journey has played a considerable role in the evolution of its strategic outlook.