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India-Kazakhstan Cooperation in Critical Minerals Signals a Shifting Regional Approach
By Araudra Singh
There seems to be a sense gripping New Delhi that its previous assumptions about Central Asia no longer remain valid.
Draconian Counter-Insurgency Law Reimposed in Parts of Disturbed Manipur
By Rajeev Bhattacharyya
Manipur’s Meitei-dominated Imphal valley has erupted in protests against the imposition of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act.
COP29: India’s Position Highlights the Deep Schisms in Climate Action
By Shanthie Mariet D’Souza
Differing national priorities and objectives have always been a roadblock in developing a unified approach in the world’s fight against climate change.
Can Climate Break the Ice for India and Pakistan?
By Kunwar Khuldune Shahid
2025 could bring a change in bilateral relations – and environmental issues like heavy air pollution may be the catalyst.
COP29 Outcomes and South Asian Concerns
By Saqlain Rizve
There is concern in the region that much of the climate finance being extended is in the form of loans that could get them debt-trapped.
At the Rio G20 Summit, India Flags Concerns of Global South
By Elizabeth Roche
India cannot match China's resources to woo less developed economies. But it has its own strengths.
Will Adani’s Indictment in the US Dent Modi-Trump Ties?
By Rushali Saha
It may not derail relations with the U.S., but if New Delhi fails to launch a domestic investigation, it will damage India's credibility as a reliable partner.
Modi’s BJP Bounces Back Through State Election Wins
By Snigdhendu Bhattacharya
The electoral victories will embolden the BJP to go on the offensive in the ongoing winter session of Parliament.
India, Pakistan, and the ICC: The Champions Trophy Saga
By Rishabh Yadav
India’s politicization of its cricket board is having an outsized impact on international tournaments.
India and China: A Thaw in the Making?
By Shaheli Das
A spurt in high-level meetings has changed the mood in China-India diplomacy, but there are reasons for India to remain skeptical.
On India’s Roads, Ill-suited Infrastructure Drives Pedestrian Deaths
By Shalini Rankavat
Indian roads are among the deadliest in the world – and most fatalities occur close to pedestrian infrastructure.
With Start of Trilateral Hydropower Trade, South Asia Begins Historic Cooperation
By Birat Anupam
Regional cooperation received a boost with the inauguration of a project that will see Nepali hydropower supplied to Bangladesh via the Indian power grid.