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Commentaries
The foreign policy legacy of Atal Bihari Vajpayee
India’s rocky road to the Indo-Pacific
For BRICS to reshape world order, should avoid anti-west politics
Whither India in the Indo-Pacific?
The new great game: China and the intense maritime contest in Indo-Pacific region
The game of chicken in the Arabian Sea
Trump’s new National Security Strategy: The good, the bad and the complicated for New Delhi
What China does when it disagrees with you
How India thinks about the world through ideas and reality
India’s clever use of the BRICS card in Doklam standoff
Beyond Doklam: India needs to overhaul its trade-friendly grand strategy on China
Doklam — The Sino Indian standoff in Bhutan
Why Doklam and Bhutan matter: India can’t be seen to abandon its allies
India is not changing its policy on no first use of nuclear weapons
The rise of null politics
A case for classically conservative foreign policy based on realism
The Hamlet question returns: Is Donald Trump merely playing crazy or. . .?
India and China: Does the Elephant read the Dragon right?
Trump and the techie
Donald Trump is no liberal – but not a realist either