Gold remains central to Indian household finances, despite all the best efforts of the state.

The dissonance is growing louder in India’s strategic posture toward Bangladesh, and Dhaka is no longer inclined to pretend otherwise.

Narratives of a ‘greater India,’ or civilizational state reaching back thousands of years have paid dividends in domestic Indian politics. But they’re also unnerving India’s neighbors and creating new headaches for New Delhi’s regional engagement in South Asia.

As India navigates the complexities of a multipolar global system, its defense strategy will play a crucial role in shaping its future and ensuring its continued rise as a global power.

In cozying up to India, Washington is putting geopolitics over any shared commitment to democracy and human rights.

Fraud allegations are shaking one of the foundations of India’s current political-economic order.

Examining the forces of attraction and repulsion concerning India’s potential inclusion in APEC.

A Joe Biden presidency will impact some of India’s core interests more than others. But overall, recent progress in US-India relations is set to continue.

The potential collapse of India’s banking sector is a contagion of a different kind, and its ramifications could be felt far longer than the COVID-19 pandemic.

Trump’s visit to India was long on spectacle but short on any tangible benefit for the United States.

A sudden string of escalations in Kashmir risks a dangerous new conflict between South Asia’s two nuclear-armed states.

Deepening military cooperation was on display in this year’s annual Malabar exercises between India, the United States, and relative newcomer Japan.