Perspective

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.

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.

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.

Is A New Proxy War Unfolding in the Middle East?

Israel, which had continued to intermittently bomb Syria during Assad’s time, in a proxy war it had fought with Iran, continued these attacks as Al Sharaa took over. For the Jewish state both Iran and the Sunni Islamists now in charge in Syria constitute an identical threat.