2019 has been an eventful year. The world is changing fast as it moves into a New Year and decade. There may be some upheaval, but I think this will be worth it as the political and economic structure of the world begins to change for the better.  2019 bore out of some...

The confusion and delay of the ongoing Brexit process has not endeared the politicians in Britain to their people. Nonetheless the lack of agreement going forward highlights how fraught with risk Brexit actually is for the UK, in economic and political terms. Threats t...

Sleek, cold and lethal. India’s deadly new bird of prey, the US built Apache Longbow has been formally inducted into India’s military, with the Indian Air Force set to operate 22 of them.  It symbolises the solidification of the emerging American-Indian strategic partn...

Parliament will not sit for long enough for the opposition to block No Deal. This is unprecedented and daring, but not unconstitutional.

 Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s audacious gamble may yet yield the breakthrough that eluded his predecessor, at least from the Britis...

Irrespective of where you stand on the Kashmir issue, you can’t deny that Indian PM Narendra Modi has totally changed the rules of the game. He has, to use a popular British term, played a blinder.

 Article 370 and 35A, which conferred an autonomous status on Kashmir an...

Modi’s stunning landslide victory over a motley alliance of opportunistic regional parties and the former ruling power in India, the Congress Party, heralds a dramatic shift in India’s internal political dynamics. Given the sheer size of India it is certain that these...

The Indian air strike in Balakot, Pakistan in the early hours of February 26 was significant on multiple levels. It signalled the end of an era when India would be deterred from striking Pakistan in retaliation for incessant terrorist outrages. A major escalation, to b...

The defection of seven Labour and three Tory MP’s (as of writing) to a new ‘centrist’ grouping in Parliament has shook the political world in Britain. Even if is not immediately electorally significant, it does show that a path back to the centre ground of British poli...

The latest terrorist outrage in Kashmir, claimed by Pakistan based terrorist group Jaish-e –Mohammed has left the Indian subcontinent teetering on the brink of another crisis.

40 Indian CRPF police officers were killed by a vehicle borne IED (VBIED) - a sharp escalation...

Reports that Britain has reached out to India for a partnership to design and manufacture a potential ‘sixth generation’ stealth fighter, the Tempest, may set the world of international politics and aerospace abuzz. Could such a partnership be workable in the long run?

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