India

Modi’s visit to Jordan and Oman further strengthens India’s ‘Think West’ policy that prioritises engagement with the West Asian countries.

The shift away from a state-dominated nuclear governance framework towards an investment-friendly regime could enable the Indian nuclear industry to prosper.

Nuclear cooperation has remained a defining attribute of the India–Russia bilateral relationship.

India’s deployment of its armed forces in the aftermath of the Korean Armistice established a unique blueprint for global peace-making.

Strengthening shared convergence in a turbulent world appears to be the central theme of the upcoming 23rd annual India–Russia summit.

The evolving Saudi–Pakistan relationship is a matter of concern for India, though it poses no direct or immediate security threat to India.

Economic warfare has emerged as a central instrument of statecraft in the 21st century.

The Maoist movement in India has shrunk both in territorial reach and ideological influence due to key government initiatives.

Pakistan's construction of new military infrastructure on the western bank of Sir Creek has renewed attention on the long-standing boundary dispute.

The charge that India’s oil imports from Russia support its military agenda in Ukraine is irrational.