Post-globalisation
The political economy of the world is changing again. Where is it heading, and who will arbitrate its direction? What will be its new grundnorm? Will states reclaim control over…
The political economy of the world is changing again. Where is it heading, and who will arbitrate its direction? What will be its new grundnorm? Will states reclaim control over…
As the census results pour in, we are presented with the stark reality that almost 64 percent of our population is rural with the balance residing in urban areas. While…
The more things change at the UN, the more they remain the same. The US and Russia, the two superpowers, have been taking turns to belittle and disempower the world…
Flanked by the new first lady, Donald Trump was sworn in as the 45th US president on January 20, 2017. At the inauguration ceremony, he underlined the significance of ‘buying…
Littoral states in South China Sea have historically been vying for maritime's claims on multiple islands located in the ocean in order to gain fresh resources in terms of energy,…
Littoral states in South China Sea have historically been vying for maritime's claims on multiple islands located in the ocean in order to gain fresh resources in terms of energy,…
There seems to be a pervasive belief in Pakistan that India is somehow being indulged by the West, chiefly the United States, because of Delhi’s new money power or its…
In the run up to India’s 2014 General Elections, the BJP’s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi promised ‘achche din’ (good times) and ‘sab ka saath, sab ka vikas’ (inclusive society,…
The F-16s issue is back and along with it, memories of betrayals past. The recent refusal of Congress to sanction funds from the Foreign Military Financing (FMF) programme to help…
US Secretary of State, John Kerry, is often perceived as one of the ‘good ones’ - the less hawkish of top American officials, who does not simply promote and defend…