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Opinion | The Real Winner Of Iran-Israel War Is Someone Trump Never Accounted For
The current crisis promises tens of billions of dollars to Russia in additional revenue. Here's how.
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Opinion | How India Should Navigate A 'New' Nepal
A government seeking to diversify Nepal's external partnerships will attempt to balance ties between New Delhi and Beijing, a development that will inject some inevitable tension.
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Opinion | The Eerily Familiar Game Behind China's Silence On Iran
What looks like a setback for Beijing in West Asia might actually be more leverage - a chance to build long-term capital without firing a single shot.
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Opinion | What's Driving Pakistan-Afghanistan War? Islamabad's Never-Ending Cycle Of Insecurity
Islamabad has accused Kabul of drifting into an "India colony", a charge that was further sharpened following Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi's visit to New Delhi last year
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Opinion | The Many Firsts In India's New Defence Acquisition Policy
If implemented in both letter and spirit, the next decade could witness measurable progress in India's ability to design, produce, and sustain its own defence systems-reducing import dependence and strengthening India's strategic autonomy.
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Opinion | The Great AI Race: India Must Decide Whether It Writes The Code, Or Lives By It
In a century where power will be increasingly mediated through code, compute, and control over data, India cannot afford to drift into technological dependency.
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Opinion | What China's 'Secret' Nuclear Test Means (If It Really Did Happen)
The episode, if true, illustrates how ambiguity in one state's nuclear behaviour can reverberate across regions
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Opinion | Ambition vs Reality: The Paradox Of India's Defence Spending
India's defence budget underscores a familiar paradox: strategic ambition constrained by fiscal and structural realities.
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Opinion | China's Fallen Generals: Inside Xi's Military Purge, And What It Means For The Border
A sweeping purge at the top of the PLA raises urgent questions about loyalty and border stability in China.
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Opinion | India's Board Of Peace Bet - Between Urgency And Legitimacy
Peace in the Middle East has always been a function of the role that external powers have wielded, most profoundly that of the US. Once again, the Gaza peace plan enforced by a Board of Peace (BoP) has the US writ large over it.
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Opinion | The Real Winner Of Iran-Israel War Is Someone Trump Never Accounted For
The current crisis promises tens of billions of dollars to Russia in additional revenue. Here's how.
-
Opinion | How India Should Navigate A 'New' Nepal
A government seeking to diversify Nepal's external partnerships will attempt to balance ties between New Delhi and Beijing, a development that will inject some inevitable tension.
-
Opinion | The Eerily Familiar Game Behind China's Silence On Iran
What looks like a setback for Beijing in West Asia might actually be more leverage - a chance to build long-term capital without firing a single shot.
-
Opinion | What's Driving Pakistan-Afghanistan War? Islamabad's Never-Ending Cycle Of Insecurity
Islamabad has accused Kabul of drifting into an "India colony", a charge that was further sharpened following Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi's visit to New Delhi last year
-
Opinion | The Many Firsts In India's New Defence Acquisition Policy
If implemented in both letter and spirit, the next decade could witness measurable progress in India's ability to design, produce, and sustain its own defence systems-reducing import dependence and strengthening India's strategic autonomy.
-
Opinion | The Great AI Race: India Must Decide Whether It Writes The Code, Or Lives By It
In a century where power will be increasingly mediated through code, compute, and control over data, India cannot afford to drift into technological dependency.
-
Opinion | What China's 'Secret' Nuclear Test Means (If It Really Did Happen)
The episode, if true, illustrates how ambiguity in one state's nuclear behaviour can reverberate across regions
-
Opinion | Ambition vs Reality: The Paradox Of India's Defence Spending
India's defence budget underscores a familiar paradox: strategic ambition constrained by fiscal and structural realities.
-
Opinion | China's Fallen Generals: Inside Xi's Military Purge, And What It Means For The Border
A sweeping purge at the top of the PLA raises urgent questions about loyalty and border stability in China.
-
Opinion | India's Board Of Peace Bet - Between Urgency And Legitimacy
Peace in the Middle East has always been a function of the role that external powers have wielded, most profoundly that of the US. Once again, the Gaza peace plan enforced by a Board of Peace (BoP) has the US writ large over it.
