India’s missile strikes under Operation Sindoor follow the Pahalgam terror attack, marking a shift in military posture rooted in precedent, calibrated responses, and a move away from earlier doctrines of strategic restraint.
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The responses from ASEAN countries to the Pahalgam attack reflect a mix of strong condemnations, solidarity with India, and calls for international unity against terrorism
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Africa's beautiful lakes not only serve as key sources of water, food and transportation, but also act as borders—both geographical and political
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The latest chapter in Sudan’s troubled history began in April 2023―a civil war between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
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Africa’s persistent conflicts are deeply rooted in political, economic and social complexities
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There is likely to be greater strategic coherence with Trump if he maintains his interest in the Indo-Pacific and continues to aim to restrain China, both of which are in India's interest.
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Between April and June 2024, the Sri Lankan economy grew faster than anticipated, giving a positive hue to the process which the country has undertaken
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India needs to show atmanirbharta as the era of ‘New Cold War’ is rampaging across South Asia
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India’s rising stature particularly among the Global South is reinforced with the G20. India has been a partner of Africa, ASEAN, Pacific islands, the Caribbean, Central Asia, among others, with successful development cooperation efforts. These will undoubtedly continue.
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Strategically speaking, a messy Sri Lanka is dangerous for India because a new wave of refugees could emerge and their frustration with their government may establish bases here. As the country continues to spiral downwards, India faces a new conundrum.
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