China-India competition

The PLA views India’s growing military cooperation with the United States with some concern but generally does not consider India a major threat.

India’s sees subregional engagement, like the expanding Colombo Security Conclave, as critical for securing its strategic interests.

China’s recent advances with Iran and Turkey have been accompanied by Indian setbacks.

New Delhi should not miss the openings created by Beijing's aggression across a range of issues.

The country continues to be a prime area of competition for both Asian powers in the South Asia region.

Last year, both sides managed to safeguard improvements in the relationship, but without progress on the underlying causes of tension.

India is readying a submarine for Myanmar, but New Delhi won't replace Beijing as a top defense supplier.

A blueprint for Sri Lanka’s foreign policy.

Why the recent East Asia Summit was important for India.

How far does the bilateral deal go in legitimizing India as a nuclear state?

A recent article lays out how water and geopolitics combine in Arunachal Pradesh.

Despite strains in the relationship, relations at the local government level are forging ahead.