Narendra Modi

The Indian and Chinese leaders avoided the hottest issues. Will the Mamallapuram meeting matter?

The state of the bilateral relationship has gotten rockier since the two leaders last met.

Is India’s interest in the Russian Far East driven more by strategic and geopolitical considerations than strict business interests?

The recent activity in bilateral ties indicates a gradual shift toward greater strategic convergence that could be cemented further in years to come.

A draft data protection bill may put a straightjacket on innovation in India.

While the impetus for closer alignment is clear, much work remains to be done on the security side and within the wider bilateral relationship.

India and Russia could generate a “third order” -- outside the constraints of either the United States or China.

Japan and India’s differences might just be what makes this unlikely partnership effective.

India’s economic ties with Poland are not very strong, but relations have potential.

Bhutan has been a time-tested friend to India, but Delhi could do more to address Bhutanese concerns.

India comes to term with an internationalizing digital economy.

The already tenuous effort by both sides to manage their ties has been further complicated by contemporary developments.