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    Dead? India’s Economy Is Just Getting Started

    by Subir Sanyal August 2, 2025
    by Subir Sanyal August 2, 2025

    When US President Donald Trump described India’s economy as “dead,” his words weren’t just diplomatically jarring — they were flatly disconnected from economic reality. Trump’s post, seemingly aimed at criticizing …

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    India-Africa Agricultural Partnership Grows in Urgency and Promise

    by Arjun Mehta August 1, 2025
    by Arjun Mehta August 1, 2025

    In the face of mounting global challenges—from climate change and food insecurity to fragile supply chains and growing populations—the agricultural partnership between India and Africa has taken on renewed significance. …

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    The Space to Cooperate: NISAR Shows a Higher Path for Indo-US Ties

    by Subir Sanyal July 31, 2025
    by Subir Sanyal July 31, 2025

    The recent launch of the NISAR satellite, a bold joint venture between NASA and ISRO, marks a milestone in international scientific cooperation—one that stands out for its ambition and transformative …

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    India Resets Maldives Relations with Strategic Aid, Diplomatic Push

    by Meera S. Joshi July 31, 2025
    by Meera S. Joshi July 31, 2025

    In a year marked by shifting geopolitical currents, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to the Maldives is more than just a ceremonial milestone—it reflects a strategic recalibration in …

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    Skilling Women for the Future: How NEP 2020 Can Bridge India’s Gender Gap in Employment

    by Meera S. Joshi July 30, 2025
    by Meera S. Joshi July 30, 2025

    The government’s release of the first monthly bulletin from the Periodic Labour Force Survey earlier this year marked a renewed commitment to understanding India’s employment landscape. But beyond the numbers, …

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    The Price of Mistrust: What India and Pakistan Lose Without Trade

    by Rai Hasen Masoud Kharal July 27, 2025
    by Rai Hasen Masoud Kharal July 27, 2025

    Two months after nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan clashed, global attention remains fixated on the fragility of the ceasefire. Yet an important front often goes unnoticed: the massive economic future …

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    “TTP has been growing in the backyard of Baloch separatist groups”—Abdul Basit

    by Mark Kinra December 19, 2023
    by Mark Kinra December 19, 2023

    As AfPak simmers, there is considerable speculation that secular Baloch rebels and the anti-Pakistan Islamists under the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) banner maybe, for now, passively collaborating with each. To weigh …

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    Will Hezbollah join the war after Israel renews Gaza offensive?

    by Anant Mishra December 5, 2023
    by Anant Mishra December 5, 2023

    As the Qatar brokered cease-fire between Israel and Hamas collapses, military analysts speculate over the longevity of renewed offensives by Israeli Defence Forces.  As the days proceed, all eyes are …

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    Islamic State in Afghanistan, Pakistan and India– will its influence decline in 2024?

    by Anant Mishra November 29, 2023
    by Anant Mishra November 29, 2023

    With the two years of Taliban reign, experts deliberate whether Afghanistan would remain a state providing safe havens to terror factions in the years ahead. Some apprehensions were confirmed, when …

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    Is pragmatic Kazakhstan becoming Singapore of Eurasia?

    by Sergei Strokan November 28, 2023
    by Sergei Strokan November 28, 2023

    Less than two years after abrupt departure of its first president Nursultan Nazarbayev, known as elbasy or “father of all Kazakhs,” Kazakhstan, the largest state of the former Soviet Central …

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    Why Hamas is angry with Iran and Hezbollah amid fighting with Israel

    by Atul Aneja November 25, 2023
    by Atul Aneja November 25, 2023

    As fighting in Gaza tests Hamas’ stamina to wage war, the Palestinian extremist group is furious with Iran and Hezbollah for refusing to open a second front, to relieve some …

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    Europe’s Dilemma in the Virtual Battlefield: Navigating Cyberspace and AI Shifts

    by Cristina Vanberghen November 24, 2023
    by Cristina Vanberghen November 24, 2023

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) is defining a new international order. Cyberspace is reshaping the geopolitical map and the global balance of power.  Europe, coming late to the game, is struggling to …

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    Are terror attacks in Israel by Hamas part of Global Jihad 2.0?

    by Vas Shenoy November 18, 2023
    by Vas Shenoy November 18, 2023

    The October 7 terror attack by Hamas on Israel not only highlighted the vulnerabilities of the Jewish state, but also revealed one of the main goals of Palestinian extremist group: …

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    Russia opens its Middle East flank following the Israel-Hamas War

    by Anant Mishra November 17, 2023
    by Anant Mishra November 17, 2023

    As the  Israel-Hamas war completes one month, Gaza remains a witness to a constant siege that has left countless civilians dead, with casualties mounting to over 300 Israeli Defence Forces …

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    Have China and the United States achieved a breakthrough during Xi-Biden talks?

    by Atul Aneja November 16, 2023
    by Atul Aneja November 16, 2023

    During the much-awaited talks between Chinese President Xi Jinping and his US counterpart Joe Biden, Beijing and Washington have defined a new roadmap for dialogue. These talks in San Francisco, …

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    Will Gaza help Turkey-Iran open a joint front against Israel?

    by Mohammed Anas November 15, 2023
    by Mohammed Anas November 15, 2023

    Last week’s Organisation of Islamic Cooperation/Arab League failed to find a consensus among member states to adopt a unified stance on the Israel-Gaza conflict. It however signalled that the competition …

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    Has the endgame in Ukraine already begun?

    by Sergei Strokan November 9, 2023
    by Sergei Strokan November 9, 2023

    With more than 600 days after its start, the military conflict in Ukraine, which triggered the deepest international crisis since the end of World War II, is finally moving to …

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    Why Iran may steer clear of joining the Israel-Hamas war

    by Anant Mishra November 8, 2023
    by Anant Mishra November 8, 2023

    As Gaza plunges into another communications snap, the blackout of internet and cellular services points towards an escalation in armed confrontation between the Israel Defence Forces and Hamas, the Palestinian armed group that …

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    Will Mahmoud Abbas return to post-Hamas Gaza on an Israeli tank?

    by Mohammed Anas November 7, 2023
    by Mohammed Anas November 7, 2023

    The left-leaning Israeli newspaper Haaretz on Tuesday published a report highlighting that the European Union is ready with the post-Hamas set-up plan for Gaza once the Israeli military operations come to a …

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    Is disgruntled Pakistan targeting Afghan Taliban with a demographic bomb?

    by Shubhda Chaudhary November 5, 2023
    by Shubhda Chaudhary November 5, 2023

    In an unprecedented move, the Caretaker Government in Pakistan, led by former lawmaker Anwar-ul-Haq Kakar, had announced 1.7 million Afghan refugees to leave by November 1. The caretaker Prime Minister as …

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    Why China is standing on the fence while Middle East is afire after Gaza war

    by Mohammed Anas November 5, 2023
    by Mohammed Anas November 5, 2023

    If we have to sum up the Chinese position on the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, it will be hai (sea) full of ambiguity and cunning diplomacy behind the scenes. China has been pressing …

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