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New Delhi will be hoping that Congress can continue to rein in Trump’s worst instincts.
His imprint on trade, security and Asia policy will last. His influence on immigration, climate change may not
A collective of broadly democratic middle powers are learning to work with each other without the certainty of American facilitation.
Donald Trump's policies on immigration and H1B visa present a unique opportunity for India and the US for conversation on technology cooperation.
Prudence lies in following the Chinese strategy of subordinating muscular diplomacy to economic growth. It remains in India’s interest to adhere to the open economy model.
JD Vance’s visit speeds up the recalibration of India-US ties
Donald Trump is now arguing that India should be viewed as part of a solution to the Afghan imbroglio
French president Emmanuel Macron tried to manage the contradictions, but nothing of substance was achieved in Biarritz.
There is a strong case to be made for a deeper EU-India partnership against the backdrop of global uncertainties and ongoing wars, an assertive China, and the likelihood of a more transactional United States (US) under Trump 2.0. Meanwhile, the EU-India Roadmap to 2025 has run its course, and the EU-India summit of 2025 could be an opportune moment to release a fresh blueprint for cooperation. As the new European Commission’s agenda springs int
That Trump travelled to India without any substantive deliverable is the real story here
US foreign policy is steadily renouncing multilateralism while China is stepping into its shoes
The legacy of Trumpism must be undone if US democracy has to successfully graduate from its stress test.
The WTO has been considerably weakened.
Modi and Trump were talking to different audiences
Critical issues like abortion, inflation, & immigration have divided the US into equal halves.
Under the new Trump administration, the Indo-Pacific is likely to retain prominence but with a sharper focus on hard power dynamics
Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un have stunned the world. They may yet surprise us by pulling off a détente
China is luring the region and the world with its ambitions and the US is offering incoherence. This mismatch is at the heart of the present turmoil in the region
Joe Biden’s decision may have the potential to drag the Trump administration into the conflict.
Where it may have been useful for Beijing to encourage strategic trust, it has instead only invoked a sense of unease and even fear.
Approximately 73 years after Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the world finds itself in similar straightened circumstances as the US once again puts into motion steps to curb the rise of another Asian power — China.
This special report was written before the 2020 United States presidential elections. Under the incoming Biden administration, the US military withdrawal from Afghanistan is likely to be more gradual and “responsible”, despite the President-elect being in favour of American troops exiting the war-weary country soon. In retrospect, Donald Trump’s insistence on pulling out all US troops from Afghanistan by Christmas 2020 was not misguided, si
US Congress passes 4 crucial bills; govt keenly aware of geopolitics in Indo-Pacific.
Biden has a long list of policy decisions taken by Trump during his term that he will have to work on correcting. Not all of them will be easy to reverse
The crucial unknown in the high-stakes diplomacy is Donald Trump’s idea of what an acceptable ‘deal’ is
British polity is undergoing a churn unlike any in recent history and it will end up reshaping the nation’s political texture. Whether British politicians are ready for this change is a different matter altogether.
After trade talks broke down, there seems to be no meeting ground, signaling a prelude to a wider fracture between the two countries.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman needs to infuse strategic urgency into her eighth budget. Five ways she can address the risk from US President Donald J Trump’s efficiency drive
Trump Tantrum: US sanctions on Iran threaten to hit India’s strategic interests in West Asia
The relationship is more robust than ever before. But deepening ties will bring its set of challenges
Over the last five years, Brexit, the victory of Donald Trump in the US and the assumption of power by Xi Jinping in China, the seizure of Crimea and the Ukrainian crisis, the South China Sea disputes, and the emerging Iran crisis, have all helped upend the world order. Amidst these crises, the surge of Chinese acquisitions and investments in Europe did not draw much attention. The acrimony, however, between China and the US on trade and industri
The pandemic will lead to a greater backlash against open borders and economies. It is time for a creative rethink
Given their own shoddy handling of the COVID-19 outbreak, Trump and the Republicans believe they must demonise China to win the November elections.
Caught in the crosshairs, India is finding it difficult to go with US diktats.
Has all the carefully articulated outcome of Pompeo's Indian visit gone up in smoke after a Donald Trump tweet?
The political health of the US is important not just for the country itself, but the world, given its outsize influence as the foremost economic and military power.
Endorsements have energised the party base with hopes of swaying undecided voters.
Justice for the Palestinians and security for Israel are more elusive than ever
Welcome, American liberals. Welcome to the special torment of discovering that you do not know your country.
Even as trade talks between the US and China seem set to resume, geopolitical tensions between the two powers show no sign of abating.
The shift began with the election of Trump who refused to go by conventional thinking on Russia.
