The clock is ticking for Modi but the fundamentals still favour him.
The Indian political narrative has shifted. The recent State legislative elections results have been a clear setback for India’s ruling...
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It’s May's Deal or No Deal
There is no reasonable alternative to Theresa May’s Brexit deal. That is the elephant in the room which all sides have to acknowledge,...
The S-400 changes the game for India
The acquisition of the S-400 air defence system by India from Russia is more strategically significant than the Modi government intends...
Two minutes to midnight: The Mid-East mess brings the world a step closer to nuclear disaster
Scientists have a concept called the Doomsday Clock. The closer the minute hands of this great metaphorical clock are to midnight, the...
The Quad takes shape: An Asian NATO to balance China.
The growing India-US relationship is a seminal and significant strategic development for the global order signifying as it does the...
The Middle East and Korea underline Trump’s competence and patience.
For a man who has been derided as a buffoon and a boor, Donald Trump has been remarkably effective in his Presidency so far. Perhaps the...
Syria: Turn around and walk away.
Where’s the strategy? After much fanfare, President Trump struck Syria in tandem with his French and British counterparts on the night of...
Macron’s India visit: France replaces UK as Delhi’s main European partner?
President Macron’s much heralded recent India visit may well prove to be a seminal moment in the post Brexit discourse. It signifies a...
Squeeze terrorists of funding to defeat them
When people discuss combating terrorism, the images that flash into public consciousness are drone strikes abroad, or armed police raids...
Japan reawakens: the forgotten superpower reasserts itself.
The Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe, won a resounding landslide in his early General Election in October. The gambit worked very well...
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