Author: Rajorshi Roy
June 23, 2016 , Op-eds and Articles
The June 5 mass shooting in the Kazakh city of Aktobe highlights emerging fault-lines in the Eurasian heartland. In one of the most violent incidents in the country’s history, clashes...
Read MoreAuthor: P. Stobdan
June 23, 2016 , Op-eds and Articles
“I convey our deep sense of gratitude to the members of the SCO for accepting India as a full member,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi told leaders of the Shanghai Cooperation...
Read MoreAuthor: Untitled
June 12, 2016 , Op-eds and Articles
On May 11, 2016 Baghdad was jolted with a series of bombings by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) targeting Shiite dominated areas. These bombings come at a...
Read MoreAuthor: Uttam Kumar Sinha
June 12, 2016 , Op-eds and Articles
With the economy getting increasingly integrated and globalised, and infrastructure development being a key area, inland waterways will become critical to trade and growth. The recent National Waterways Act which...
Read MoreAuthor: Supriya Sharma
June 10, 2016 , Op-eds and Articles
Indian President Pranab Mukherjee concluded his “fruitful and productive” four-day China visit on May 27, 2016. The visit could be said to have been divided into two parts, the first,...
Read MoreAuthor: Gurmeet Kanwal
June 10, 2016 , Op-eds and Articles
The newspaper headlines highlighted the shedding of the "hesitations of history" from Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s outstanding speech to the joint session of the US Congress. The TV networks waxed...
Read MoreAuthor: Niranjan Chandrashekhar Oak
June 8, 2016 , Op-eds and Articles
On May 21, a U.S. drone strike killed Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour when he crossed over into Pakistan from Iran. According to a Dawnnewspaper report, documents found near...
Read MoreAuthor: Vivek Chadha
June 8, 2016 , Op-eds and Articles
The recent past has witnessed China take a position on more issues than one in direct conflict with India's national interest. To name just two of these, it blocked the...
Read MoreAuthor: Nachiket Khadkiwala
June 5, 2016 , Op-eds and Articles
Since the times of the Roman Empire, Tunisia has been considered as a gateway to North Africa. The country is a unique blend of French and Islamic cultures. It lies...
Read MoreAuthor: Gurmeet Kanwal
June 5, 2016 , Op-eds and Articles
In a partisan and condescending editorial (No Exceptions for a Nuclear India, June 4, 2016) on India's application for membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), The New York Times...
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