Ameya Pratap SinghWhy India’s relationship with the Gulf is stronger than you thinkThe Gulf needs India to buy oil, provide a massive market relatively close-by, and as a somewhat balancing power in its own incessant wars.
Ruchir PunjabiIndia’s energy options after COVID-19Low oil prices have given India windfall savings. But that is not enough to secure its energy future. Financial innovation could help.
Ameya Pratap Singh“What’s in a name?” The Non-Aligned Movement in Modi’s foreign policy Neither rejecting, nor blindly embracing, India's Narendra Modi has a more nuanced approach to non-alignment.
Abhinav SeetharamanChina’s Belt Road Initiative: Problems and ProspectsThe questions about China's Belt and Road project were already grave, now Covid-19 has made them impossible to ignore.
Richa JayalWith greater India-Japan partnership post-COVID, can a powerful Asia-Africa Corridor emerge?Covid has strengthened the already close Japan-India ties. A shift of Japanese companies from China could boost the Asia-Africa Corridor.
Gautam SenNepal in China’s Political Orbit and India’s EjectionWith China's ever growing clout in Nepal, India seems to be losing considerable ground. Can it claw back pole position in the Nepal?
Bhaswati BhattacharyaThe New Frontier of Pre-scientific Laws of EpidemicsWhy Covid-19 has brought about renewed interest in ancient traditions of preventive medicine, especially Ayurveda, in global healthcare.
Gautam SenBeyond Westphalian competition to global cooperationThe age of the globalisation of competition is coming to an end. The end will be brutal but might bring in a more compassionate era.
Ameya Pratap SinghThe Sovereign Disciplining of Religious FreedomsShould an American organisation go around assessing religous freedoms in countries around the world? Does it reek of orientalism?
Rohin PatelWhat we got wrong about India’s beef banThe ban on cow slaughter in India has been controversial around the world. But is the issue mostly misunderstood?
Lt Gen Kamaleshwar DavarSouth Asia : Is a Cooperative Security Edifice Possible?There is an urgent need to reimagine the security framework of the South Asian region. Without this reimagination, conflict will continue.
Hindol SenguptaNehru and Savarkar: Ideological intersection in the origins of the idea of IndiaAt the heart of the struggle of the idea of India lie two diametrically conceptions of the nation. But at origin, they echo each other.
