Can Darul Uloom Deoband be India’s Soft Power Against Radicalism?
By Aditi Bhaduri A highlight of Afghanistan’s foreign minister Mullah Amir Khan Muttaqi’s visit to
Perspective
Bangladesh Is No Proxy Battlefield: 1971’s Lesson, Pakistan’s Rogue Designs
By Anwar A. Khan “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”
Decoding Amir Khan Muttaqi’s India Visit
India is now following a regional approach. This should work well for it – protect its strategic interests in the region, while hedge againstany threats.
Why Are Indian-Americans so Silent on US Visa Curbs?
From New Delhi’s perspective, the absence of one set of voices is a particular shock: Indian-Americans. The large, wealthy, and influential diaspora has been completely silent as the relationship between their country of origin and their adoptive home has collapsed.
Armenia and the India-Pakistan Rivalry
By Vladimir Poghosyan The mood and position of Armenian society, politicians, the military, and public
The Russia–India–China Triangle: Reimagining Power in a Changing World Order
In the shifting chessboard of global politics, the Russia–India–China (RIC) trio stands as both an old idea and a new necessity.
Contours of the Greater Game
Arindam Mukherjee’s Contours of the Greater Game: Access, Control, and Geopolitical Orders is an ambitious attempt to reframe how we think about geopolitics, power, and history.
US Issues Formal Notice on Extra 25 per cent Tariffs on Indian Goods
The US has formally notified 50 per cent tariffs on Indian products effective from Wednesday,
India-China Relations: Thaw or Tactical Pause in a Shifting Global Order?
India-China relations in 2025 are neither in free-fall nor in full recovery. They are in management mode — a state of controlled engagement shaped by shifting global currents.
To Forget Bangabandhu is to Forget History
In that fateful August, I was a senior student at Dhaka University, residing in Sergeant Zohurul Haque Hall. As a freedom fighter, I was filled with exhilaration, at the thought of welcoming Bangabandhu to our campus.