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India

Capital Latitude: Where the Gulf Meets the Ocean

“Foreign policy is a matter of costs and benefits, not theology.” — Fareed Zakaria Just days ago, news broke that the United States and Israel had struck Iran, aiming to…

By Rasita Vishnuram · March 8, 2026

Opinion

Opinion: Missiles, Markets and Madness 

A full week into a conflict where principal policy makers are yet to make up their minds on whether it is a “war” or simply an “operation.” There is no…

By Sridhar Krishnaswami · March 7, 2026

Middle East

Opinion: Searching for the Endgame 

Forget President Donald J Trump for a minute. Even his trusted advisors seemed not to have a clue about the endgame in the ongoing war with Iran and generally a…

By Sridhar Krishnaswami · March 5, 2026

Middle East

A Region at War, A World on Edge: The Expanding Iran Conflict

The Middle East has entered its most dangerous military confrontation in decades, after a coordinated U.S.–Israeli assault on Iran — dubbed Operation Epic Fury — killed Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah…

By TN Ashok · March 4, 2026

India

Opinion: A Mess in the Making 

Regime change by any other name is still regime change. Going after Iran’s nuclear program was nothing more than a ruse, it appears. For close to two months now the…

By Sridhar Krishnaswami · March 1, 2026

Opinion

Opinion: The Tariffs Game is Hardly Over 

It was indeed a stunning verdict. Three conservatives in the United States Supreme Court joined three of their liberal colleagues in springing one of the biggest upsets for the Trump…

By Sridhar Krishnaswami · February 22, 2026