India

The India-Myanmar border is not only a frontier that New Delhi needs to secure, but is also a vital tool in India’s foreign policy.

Trump's promotion of fossil fuel-driven growth poses significant challenges, but there are mitigating factors as well.

China-India geopolitical competition has notably shaped Indian domestic and foreign policy for decades – as it still does.

Just 1.91 percent of GDP was allocated for defense in the recent annual budget. Can India afford to buy the expensive weapons on display at Aero India 2025?

The country must engage in climate diplomacy while simultaneously making consistent and meaningful efforts at home. It has failed to do so.

While political parties engaged in high-decibel mud-slinging at each other, RSS cadres engaged people face-to-face in meetings in their homes. It worked.

To ensure that the Modi-Trump meeting on February 13 goes smoothly, India appears to have made anticipatory concessions to the U.S.

Ashok Desai and Richard Rossow join host Tushar Shetty to discuss the 1991 reforms and the progress of economic liberalization and reform in India.

In the face of an increasingly hostile and constrained near neighborhood, New Delhi has focused on deepening relations with a wider array of countries.

Delhi's voters dismissed the AAP from office, signaling approval of the BJP's relentless targeting of the opposition party.

India could agree to purchase high-end U.S. vehicles and military aircraft in addition to stepping up nuclear energy collaboration.

Rat-hole mining is banned by the Supreme Court. But its practice persists under the noses of government officials and politicians.

The Trump administration’s decision to revoke India's sanctions waiver for Chabahar Port represents a significant geopolitical challenge.

In addition to supporting the modernization of the Indonesian Navy, the possible BrahMos deal could also open a new era of cooperation between the two nations.

Washington's targeted tariffs and protectionist policies will create complex challenges and opportunities for India

In contrast to India’s well-established bilateral security engagements with Central Asian states, China has been less active beyond the scope of the SCO. 

The statements issued by the two sides after the recent meeting in Beijing revealed subtle differences, which does not bode well.

The first Quad Foreign Ministers’ Meeting under the new U.S. administration suggested changes on at least three counts.

Oli’s visit to China may have added to Delhi’s long-standing irritation with the Nepali leader.

The slowdown should be a wake-up call for the government to take remedial action, especially to address weakness on the demand side.

The much-anticipated announcement about Indonesia’s purchase of the BrahMos missile from India did not happen.

It has been 27 years since the BJP governed the capital. It is determined to unseat the ruling AAP in the state.

Indonesian President Prabowo was the chief guest at India’s 75th Republic Day – a testament to growing strategic ties.

“Without greater transparency on the part of China and cooperative frameworks, this dam could become a flashpoint in an already delicate regional equilibrium”