Nandan Unnikrishnan is a Distinguished Fellow at Observer Research Foundation New Delhi. He joined ORF in 2004. He looks after the Eurasia Programme of Studies. An alumnus of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) he began his career as a journalist with the Press Trust of India (PTI). From 1985 to 1987 he was deputed by PTI to the Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses (IDSA). In 1995 after 15 years in PTI culminating with a three-year posting to Moscow as the Bureau Chief he moved to Business Indias Television Channel - TVI. He joined TVI as the News Coordinator for International Affairs rising to head the channel by 1998. During his tenure with ORF Nandan has participated in several National and International conferences lectured in academic and specialised institutions in India and abroad.
Commentaries
Russia-Ukraine war has entered a period of attrition
Despite complex global power equations, India and Russia will maintain good ties in 2022
What Putins visit means for India-Russia ties
1971: When Delhi and Moscow came together
Bridge the geopolitical distance with Russia
A political player who is rising, but is still no Lenin
Tactical gaps in Indo-Russia ties despite Putin-Modi’s bonhomie
Trump's tango wih Putin
India should cautiously welcome Trump’s views on ‘One China’ policy