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Beijing has been Africa’s largest trading partner since 2008.
On December 20, 2003, a landmark in the history of modern India was achieved. The nation's forex reserves for the very first time crossed the $ 100 billion mark, to be precise clocked 100.048 billion. The high, coming just after a decade of reforms, remember 1990-91, could well be termed as the coming of age of India¿s liberalisation program.
From geopolitics to space cooperation, Paris has always been supportive of New Delhi’s decisions
The 2014 campaign was a pulsating and historic one but its essential architecture was unorthodox.
The problem is less to do with ideology, and more about the clumsiness and coarseness with which the ideology is being spread.
A weaker American presence would only compound New Delhi’s existing Afghan conundrum.
Any association with New Delhi is still seen as a kiss of death in Pakistani politics.
Kathmandu has repeatedly indicated that it wants to maintain a balance between India and China.
The idea of hotline, now stuck up on protocol issues, will play a role in reducing tensions between India and China.
There are lessons we can learn from Pakistan unless we want to end up like them.
The US merely followed the lead of Britain in pushing the UN resolutions of 1948 making a dispute out of India’s complaint of Pakistani aggression in Kashmir.
The CBI is #IASmukt, as is the CVC, whose commissioners are former income-tax, police and bank officials.
The country won’t have the resources required to modernise and equip the armed forces, or the wherewithal to project power in its neighbourhood and beyond.
The new budget does little to advance the very objectives the country has outlined for itself.
It is essential that the government goes ahead and tables the NSRA Bill.
China invested more than USD 100 billion overseas last year alone. Its cumulative investments in Myanmar total USD 14.2 billion. The real question is why Chinese investment in India has lagged so far behind. Political mistrust is certainly a large part of the answer.
Depletion of natural capital is an irreversible process and steps to assess and combat this are needed urgently.
There is no reason to believe that things will be any different if now Modi goes to Islamabad.
The wave of terrorist violence that will hit India as a result of de-escalation at this stage is not going to be a tenable proposition.
The wave of terrorist violence that will hit India as a result of de-escalation is not going to be a tenable proposition for India.
A politics of hand-outs hasn’t removed poverty from India. It has embedded it even more deeply. Narendra Modi was elected to end this politics. He is now following it.
New Delhi and Washington need to be mindful of the larger Asian strategic issues that have brought the two closer in the first place.
A violent movement is nourished by the cultural milieu available to it, something that regulating content or fact checks cannot tackle.
The Siachen Glacier is strategically positioned between India and Pakistan, in a disputed and un-demarcated region of Kashmir. Nitin Gokhale, journalist and author of 'Beyond NJ 9842: The Siachen Saga' argues why India cannot give up Siachen. He says Indian troops will continue to be deployed in the region despite the difficult weather conditions.
The ‘Cope India’ military exercise holds broader significance for the bilateral relationship.
The allegation of Indian expansion of its uranium enrichment facilities is based on a report released by IHS Jane's, which has already been dismissed by both the US and the Indian governments as speculative. Indeed, the IHS Jane's report merely identifies a "possible" new uranium hexafluoride plant.
Narendra Modi’s West Asia policy remains the one area of achievement in an otherwise indifferent record of foreign policy.
Unless you are a terrorist, you can rest assured that the agencies have no time or use for snooping into your computers or mobile phones.
2019 will be the year when social scientists from across the world will be able to test their hypotheses on predicting new world orders.
The UN report may not change India’s official position on Myanmar and New Delhi will continue its constructive engagement with the country
It is increasingly becoming clear that the battle is less about the trade deficit and more about America’s intention of preserving its global primacy.
With trade sanctions lifted, New Delhi can engage in substantive economic ties with Pyongyang.
In an announcement that caught the nation by surprise, Prime Minister Narendra Modi ordered the demonetisation of ₹500 and ₹1,000 notes of the Indian currency in November to arrest ‘black money’, end corruption, and choke terrorist finances. This move represents a policy departure and it has far-reaching implications. As national debate has been hijacked by the possible fallouts of demonetisation, other critical issues have been pushed to
The Trump administration is signalling that the US is no longer interested in sustaining Pax Americana—not ideationally and not materially
Germany’s image as the leader in green energy and the creator of “Energiewende” (energy transition) is under siege. According to a recent study, the self-committed goal to reduce carbon emissions by 40 percent by 2020 will likely be missed. This potential shortcoming does not come as a surprise to Germany and has been an intensively discussed issue for many years. Does this mean the end of Germany’s energy transition? This paper anal
New Delhi will be hoping that Congress can continue to rein in Trump’s worst instincts.
The Interlinking of Rivers (ILR) programme in India — an ambitious project, envisioned on a massive scale — will attempt to link 37 rivers, through 30 links, covering a distance of 15,000 km that will transfer 174 trillion litres of water a year.
The FATF sword is dangling over Pakistan. With the country on the verge of economic bankruptcy, it desperately needs access to international financial markets.
There are two options in front of the former Pakistan PM — jail or self-exile.
The end of INF will have strategic implications well beyond Russia and the United States.
Japanese PM Shinzo Abe has a fairly heavy political agenda before him. The foremost is his firm resolve to introduce constitutional reforms. If he wins the December 14 elections, Abe would have bright chances to win another term as the LDP president in September next year and stay at the helm for three more years.
Health policy is becoming a prominent poll issue perhaps for the first time in India.
