The Betrayal of India’s Refugee Promise
Long billed as the largest democracy in the world and a putative pluralistic paradise, India has many times declared itself a secure
India’s Contradictory US Policy
As India prepares for a major achievement in its relationship with the United States, the two-sided approach in New Delhi’s diplomacy has
Geo-economics Rescues Modi
In a striking turn of international diplomacy, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has extended an invitation to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi
The Shadowy Trail Behind the Rafale Contract
French anti-corruption detectives questioned Julie Gayet, the partner of former French President François Hollande, in October 2024 in relation to the long-simmering
India’s Water Terrorism in the Region
A basic human right and a necessary resource for peace, growth, and survival, water is also Any disturbance in the delicate water-sharing
India’s Military Opacity
India’s handling of military casualties and prominent security events has once more come under close examination in recent events that have rocked
India Arrests 81 Over Pro-Pakistan Social Media Posts in Assam
Arrests in Assam: India Targets Pro-Pakistan Sentiment Online Indian police have arrested 81 individuals in the northeastern state of Assam for allegedly
The Case of Ehsan Ullah Ehsan as a Soft Power Asset
Ehsanullah Ehsan, who once served as the TTP spokesman, is linked to serious terrorist incidents in Pakistan. He has helped plan and
India’s Rejection of Multilateralism
In an area as complicated and unstable as South Asia, bilateral efforts by themselves cannot keep peace. The complex network of historical
India’s Long Record of Indus Water Treaty Breach
Signed in 1960 and mediated by the World Bank, the historic Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) guaranteed India and Pakistan fair share of
