India

Prime Minister Modi’s visits to Australia and New Zealand from 8 to 11 July 2026 mark a significant milestone in India’s engagement with the southern Indo-Pacific.

Digitally enabled radicalisation and violent extremism will increasingly shape India’s emerging security calculus.

Can the Indo-Pacific remain strategically coherent if India is no longer central to it, and does the shift point to something deeper than a bureaucratic housekeeping exercise?

The India–Germany defence partnership is increasingly focusing on co-development, co-production, technology transfer and supply-chain resilience.

Myanmar's outreach to India reflects a search for strategic diversification rather than a departure from its China–Russia axis.

India and Cyprus are transforming a long-standing friendship into a strategic partnership spanning defence, security, connectivity and economic cooperation.

India–South Korea relations are moving towards deeper engagement in strategic industries, such as arms production and shipbuilding

The challenge before India’s BRICS presidency is not to eliminate internal differences but to manage them effectively enough to preserve functional cooperation.

The India–Bhutan rail connectivity initiative is a pivotal project for bilateral cooperation and regional integration.

The potential withdrawal of Rwanda’s troops from northern Mozambique highlights the fragility of security in resource-rich conflict zones like Cabo Delgado.