Despite all its controls, the army still does not trust mainstream politicians. ...
The US relationship has traditionally been much more troubled in India because of several additional factors. The US and India were on opposite sides of the Cold War divide and that history still rankles, especially in New Delhi. ...
While Merkel might have, once again, narrowly saved her head in Brussels, the reality is that rightwing populism as a new political force has not only poisoned the political climate on the continent — it has also accelerated the erosion of what was the idea ...
The whole idea of ISIS Jammu & Kashmir (ISJK) is a misnomer, and its legitimacy or illegitimacy in the future of the Kashmir valley depends on India’s approach to its counter-terror narratives which requires much more nuance, thought and long-term strategy than the options of ...
The singular character of Delhi needs recognition. The first fact is that in essence Delhi is a city. It is also the national capital and the centre of the most critical national decision-making. ...
Gateway status depends on the type of business a company is looking to engage in and over what term horizon. It is important for each country to understand their relative strength and limitations and to “box clever.” ...
There are various facets in Sino-Bangladesh relations. The two countries share defence, economic, political and people-to-people ties. ...
Niranjan Sahoo, PhD, is a Senior Fellow with ORF’s Governance and Politics Initiative. With years of expertise in governance and public policy, he now anchors studies and programmes on democracy, human rights, federalism, electoral reforms (particularly issues related to political ...
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Niranjan Sahoo, PhD, is a Senior Fellow with ORF’s Governance and Politics Initiative. With years of expertise in governance and public policy, he now anchors studies and programmes on democracy, human rights, federalism, electoral reforms (particularly issues related to political ...
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