India Myanmar border

Harsh Vardhan Shringla's two-day visit marks a step toward India's official recognition of the military government.

A deadly ambush of an Indian paramilitary convoy in Manipur by two separatist groups was reportedly planned and implemented from bases in Myanmar.

There are concrete strategic reasons why New Delhi must do so, beyond obvious humanitarian ones.

New Delhi has refused to take steps that would antagonize the Tatmadaw following its February 1 putsch. Refugees fleeing Myanmar may well serve as a test for India.

The February 1 coup has generated concern among Chin refugees in India's northeast, and could complicate the country's counterinsurgency efforts.

While Indian officials periodically raise the specter of China aiding insurgents along the India-Myanmar border, hard evidence to support these claims remains thin.

The COVID-19 pandemic has added to existing challenges when it comes to timely completion of a key Indian connectivity initiative.

Despite Myanmar’s leaders being tainted by the Rohingya crisis, New Delhi’s outreach remains pragmatic.

A closer look at the context behind a land border crossing agreement that was approved this week.

General Bipin Rawat is on a four-day trip to Naypyidaw to boost defense ties.