Narendra Modi

The Indian opposition is unlikely to change New Delhi’s approach to Russia if it comes to power.

Despite the obvious differences between them, the Indian and Indonesian leaders have strikingly similar backgrounds and policy objectives.

India is taking a much more inclusive approach toward the 2024 Bangladesh national elections, rather than putting all its bets on the Awami League.

While the intent of some of those calling for a new constitution is questionable, India needs to brainstorm why institutions like Parliament and the judiciary have failed to stem the rapid erosion of democracy.

As the relationship between New Delhi and Washington matures, the two sides have found new levels of trust while acknowledging where their interests diverge.

Last year’s economic crisis crippled the island nation, but it also provided India an opening to offset some of the inroads that China has made in Sri Lanka.

Exploring the trajectory of the relationship in four key sectors: defense, global order, business and technology, and climate change.

When Modi visit countries with significant Indian diasporas, he puts on a stadium performance which serves primarily domestic political aims. 

The unveiling of the new building comes amid claims that the Indian leader is destroying the country’s parliamentary democracy.

Spurring India’s political leadership to change course and confront religious violence will take outside pressure. 

In the absence of U.S. President Joe Biden, the Indian leader used his trip to Port Moresby to position his country as a leader of the Global South.

Modi is the only leader of the Quad nations to continue with his visit to Australia after U.S. President Joe Biden pulled out of a planned meeting in Sydney.