India

Platforms for the Global South, like BRICS, have stepped up their rhetoric. But don’t overestimate what they can – and are willing to – do. 

Israel has been willing to supply India with high-tech weapons “without expecting an explicit change in India’s voting patterns at the U.N. or a dilution of its pro-Palestine positioning.”

Lacking the clout of Israel or China makes it all the more difficult for India to get away with pre-emptive assassinations of individuals it views as threats to its security.

India's state elections don’t usually foretell national polls, but this time around, many will be looking for signs of a winning strategy.

Canberra and New Delhi look at each other as vital partners playing critical roles in maintaining peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific. 

Despite sundry differences with India, so long as the United States needs to contain China, it will feel compelled to overlook problems in its ties with Delhi.

With state and national elections ahead, the party moves away from its time-tested appeal to Hindu nationalism.

The gun battle took place in a mountainous and forested area in Rajouri district near the Line of Control.

It is now up to the Indian government to decide whether to keep it shut or consider alternatives, including handing it over to Taliban officials.

It was touted as a major electoral reform in poll funding. But the scheme is opaque and shrouded in secrecy.

Maldivian President Muizzu has called for the removal of Indian military personnel from the archipelago and has threatened to review agreements with India.

India’s junta-focused diplomacy and lack of abiding relationships with armed groups in Myanmar have limited its response to the fluid situation in the war-torn country.