No Easy Answers in Kashmir
Farooq Abdullah’s suggestion of a partition along the Line of Control in Kashmir is easier said than done.
The G-20 Misses the Mark on Terrorism
In the shadow of the Paris attacks, the G-20 has issued a joint agenda on terrorism that falls short of the mark.
India at a Critical Turn in National Politics
The glamor of the BJP’s stunning victory in 2015 seems to have overshadowed the need for astute state management.
India’s Sahitya Akademi: A Passion for Self-Mockery
The recent returning of a slew of awards is just the latest episode in the Sahitya Akademi’s tumultuous history.
Nostalgia for the Cult of Personality in India
Any examination of Nehru’s historical legacy must take the bad with the good.
Reading between the Lines on Susan Rice’s Surprise Visit to Pakistan
National Security Adviser Susan Rice has made a surprise stop in Pakistan amid rumors of a US push for Islamabad to do more to reign in militants.
India Faces a Difficult Road on Security Council Reforms
A vigorous debate has been raging in political circles about the restructuring of the Security Council (UNSC) and bringing about some important and much-needed reforms at the United Nations (UN). The hotly debated questions are: What will be the future shape of the organization, and how will it impact international diplomacy?
India to Benefit from 2015 Iran Nuclear Deal
India’s Modi government is ready to jump on the new economic and geopolitical opportunities afforded by Iran’s historic nuclear deal.
