Editor’s Note India’s relationship with GCC countries has witnessed a substantial swing in the past few years. A similar change has been witnessed with major players in the region like Saudi... Read more
The Chinese have slipped in the battle for influence through the instrument of COVID-19 vaccine. Their narrow vision, constrained by overemphasis on economic gains, has lost out to an obviou... Read more
Editor’s Note Less than a decade back, the recognition of Israel by the UAE and Bahrain was perhaps unimaginable. Did all these happen without the House of Saud giving it a nod, albeit from... Read more
Pakistan has commenced fencing both its volatile borders; Iran and Afghanistan. For this it spends money it had earmarked for China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) projects, forcing it to... Read more
Trump called off the US-Afghan peace talks post an attack in Kabul, which claimed twelve lives including two soldiers, of which one was an American. He stated to White House reporters, “As f... Read more
Editor’s Note The umbilical relationship between foreign policy and military capabilities is often lost sight of in resource allocations by countries as they try and balance growth and natio... Read more
Kashmir has been witnessing ups and downs for decades. Militancy rises, subsides thereafter, only to rise again. There are no doubts that there is a perceptible change in the attitude of the... Read more
The suicide attack on the CRPF convoy in Pulwama had raised the stakes between India and Pakistan. Public demand for retribution for the strike was on the rise. The Prime Minister, while pus... Read more
Editor’s Note The recent crash of Mirage 2000 aircraft that led to the death of two pilots did create quite a furor in the media. But, beyond the fact of two innocent lives being lost, is th... Read more
Editor’s Note West Asian politics are in a churn. Obliteration of Israel is no longer the common objective of most countries that make the landscape, any longer. In fact, the newfound conver... Read more
