Drugs and human trafficking were at the center of recent talks.

India’s prime minister has declared the country a “space superpower.”

Sri Lanka's export earnings may rise as much as $7 billion because of the refinery.

Four vessels—HMAS Canberra, HMAS Success, HMAS Newcastle, and HMAS Parramata—arrived in Sri Lanka.

Britain had unlawfully carved up Mauritius, an international court has ruled.

The meeting marks the highest-level interaction between the two countries since a change in government in Malé.

In New Delhi, the Maldives’ new president pledges to implement an ”India first” foreign policy.

The PLAN's deployments to the western Indian Ocean region continue.

Or how a US neomissionary's tragic evangelizing to a “primitive” tribe has left India's security mechanism at war with itself.

Recent changes have provided an opening for both sides to recalibrate ties.

Eyes on IONS: Can the platform be India’s vehicle to realize its ambitions in the Indian Ocean Region?

India must not err too far on the side of caution as events play out in Sri Lanka.

How will Sri Lanka manage a new era in the Indian Ocean?

The country's newly elected president, Ibu Solih, is unlikely to fundamentally pull the Maldives away from China.

The result is a triumph for democracy in the Maldives, with a historic turnout of more than 85 percent.

What are the key factors limiting and driving Indian foreign policy?