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Diaspora

When Friendship Meets Realpolitik 

‘Official’ India is exercising utmost restraint. But outside it, it is seething with anger at the way the Donald Trump-led United States is treating it. The pent-up frustration with the…

By Mahendra Ved · June 16, 2026

Diplomacy

What Nepal and China Want From Each Other

Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal’s visit to China this week marks a crucial point in Nepal’s foreign policy. Coming soon after his trip to India, the visit highlights Kathmandu’s aim to…

By Sanjay Upadhya · June 14, 2026

Diplomacy

Opinion: Xi Visits A Changing North Korea 

The visit of President Xi Jinping to North Korea has to be seen beyond a fact that it is taking place after seven years or in being the first overseas…

By Sridhar Krishnaswami · June 12, 2026

East Asia

Capital Latitude: BrahMos Goes East

“One tree alone cannot make a hill; three trees together make a high mountain.” – Vietnamese proverb Walk through Da Nang or Hanoi today, and it is not unusual to…

By Rasita Vishnuram · June 6, 2026

Diplomacy

India’s Nordic Turn and the Future of South Asia

In global politics, there are moments when diplomacy ceases to be ceremonial and becomes transformational. India’s expanding engagement with the Nordic countries appears to be one of those moments. What…

By Shahidul Alam Swapan · May 24, 2026

World

Opinion: Trying to Stay Busy and Relevant 

North Korea’s strongman Kim Jong Un does not have to try hard to be in the news. Normally on any given day of the week, he is either threatening South…

By Sridhar Krishnaswami · April 29, 2026

Africa

Rwanda Genocide: Memory as Warning

On a quiet morning in the capital, grief and resolve shared the same space. India joined Rwanda and the United Nations this week in commemorating the victims of the 1994…

By Amit Deshmukh · April 9, 2026