Opinion

Opinion | What The US-Iran Conflict Reveals About the Future of Warfare

If the current Iran conflict leaves one enduring strategic lesson, it is this: the age of total war has given way to an era of constrained, multidomain competition.

Opinion | How India And Japan Can Together Navigate US' Shifting Indo-Pacific Strategy

India and Japan need not distance themselves from the United States. On the contrary, they should continue working closely with Washington in promoting regional stability.

Opinion | Between Fear And Opportunity: Sri Lanka's India Dilemma

At a time when India is emerging as a principal driver of regional growth and connectivity, Sri Lanka faces a stark choice: align with this transformation, or remain constrained by the anxieties of the past.

Opinion | Cuba And The End Of An Era

While attention remains fixed on the Middle East, consequential shifts are unfolding across Latin America, shaped in significant part by a more assertive US policy posture that has intensified long-standing pressures on the region.

Opinion | The Shadow Of A Truman Moment In The Iran War

What happens when leaders like Trump and Netanyahu are pressured to 'win' this war?

Opinion | With A Takaichi Mandate, India-Japan Collaboration Can Enter a New Era

As global crises - from the war in Iran to instability in the Indo-Pacific - test the resilience of nations, a reinvigorated India-Japan partnership offers a model for meaningful international engagement.

Opinion | Realism In The Indian Ocean

The Indian Ocean is a complex strategic theatre shaped by the interests and capabilities of multiple actors.