India

The new era of great powers will be an era of Asian powers and of Asian geopolitical rivalry. In many ways, that marks a return to the historical norm.

The appeal came days before the Indian prime minister met junta leader Gen Min Aung Hlaing in Bangkok.

Energy transition research addressing the range of equity concerns across India’s socio-economic groups and regions is rare. This needs to change.

Failure to curb dissemination of falsehood via social media can have long-term effects on democratic processes.

Indian law needs to fix the meaning of fake news and misinformation and needs to be tied to the public interest rather than to the interest of the state.

As the Indian government finalizes its blue economy policy, there is a clear case for open, inclusive, and transparent dialogue with all stakeholders.

Central, eastern, and northeastern India lag behind in access to the government’s menstrual health and hygiene programs. 

Despite a Western consensus on engaging New Delhi, the reality is there is a growing trans-Atlantic split on India.

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

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