In this conversation, Ambassador (retd.) Rajiv Sikri, author of a new book on Indian foreign policy called Strategic Conundrums: Reshaping India's Foreign Policy (https://www.amazon.in/Strategic-Conundrums-Reshaping-Indias-Foreign/dp/0143464574) talks to Hindol Sengupta about, - what will happen to India-US ties in a Harris or Trump presidency - why America does not want India to become another China - multi-pronged conflict on India's borders, - Islamist impact on Bangladesh's new interim government, - why central Asia is critical to India, - why India must be more assertive on Tibet and East Turkestan, - and the Tibet issue after the incumbent Dalai Lama.

The Baloch Spring movement in Pakistan's Balochistan province has emerged as a powerful force for change, led by courageous women activists. These women have taken a stand against issues such as enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings, demanding justice for their community. Their efforts gained significant attention with a long march to Islamabad, culminating in a month-long sit-in that drew thousands of supporters. This movement not only highlights the struggles of the Baloch people but also marks a significant shift in a traditionally patriarchal society, showcasing the vital role women play in advocating for human rights and social justice.

Watch the full interview here - https://youtu.be/6NEnm7NAKsY?si=4DzBtg_c77sLbKcq

Watch the full interview here - https://youtu.be/6NEnm7NAKsY?si=4DzBtg_c77sLbKcq

Watch the full interview here - https://youtu.be/6NEnm7NAKsY?si=4DzBtg_c77sLbKcq

Watch the full interview here - https://youtu.be/6NEnm7NAKsY?si=4DzBtg_c77sLbKcq