06/07/2021,
by Jyoti Malhotra in Home Page Articles
If New Delhi and Dharamshala are not able to overcome this overwhelming sense of disarray, it could cost them both. Read more...
If New Delhi and Dharamshala are not able to overcome this overwhelming sense of disarray, it could cost them both. Read more...
Bhutan is sandwiched between two Asian giants — one forcing it to show its hand, while another has the potential to make it a ‘vaccine maitri’ Read more...
The outcome of 24 June talks between Modi and Kashmiri leadership is bound to go a long way in putting ballast into the India-Pakistani back-channel. Read more...
The Pakistani media may never undertake a full-throated challenge to the diktats of the deep state, but sometimes it is angry enough to let out a roar. Read more...
It’s no longer clear whether New Delhi is trying to influence Kathmandu or whether Oli is manipulating the Indian leadership. This week as the Narendra Modi government celebrates seven years in power, the biggest change in its foreign policy has Read more...
For the moment, Bangladesh is stuck between a rock and a hard place, although foreign minister S. Jaishankar has said that India will fulfil its commitments. Read more...
Tensions between Jaishankar and Lavrov are a tell-tale sign that 'time-tested' India-Russia ties are shrinking because both sides are not willing to be sensitive towards each other. Read more...
What can India and Pakistan give each other to save face? This jockeying for a framework of give-and-take is likely what’s going on today. It’s been a week since Pakistan went back on its decision to open up trade with Read more...
From human rights vote in Geneva to Maldives defence pact, India seeks options to chastise Sri Lanka. Read more...
Giving peace a chance is out of the question in Afghanistan. Several recent attacks show someone in the neighbourhood is not happy with the way the peace talks are going. Read more...
Jaswant Singh, a former Army officer, served as external affairs, defence and finance minister under Atal Bihari Vajpayee's governments from 1998 to 2004. Read more...
From Japan’s demands to Jaishankar’s comment on China, it is clear why India continues to choose ‘strategic autonomy’, the 21st-century version of ‘non-alignment’. Read more...
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