The age of militarised middle powers is here
For India, this militarisation by the erstwhile pacifist middle powers is a clear validation of its own tried and tested grand strategy.
Grand Strategy| India-EU trade deal is about economics and geopolitics
The timing of the agreement is important.
A Dhaka in flux offers an opportunity for New Delhi
As the country approaches the general elections — scheduled for early February — the central question for New Delhi is no longer about “who will win”.
The corrupted software of international relations
In the eyes of Washington and Donald Trump, the so-called rules-based international order is no longer a set of universal laws; it’s a tiered subscription model.
Enhancing Australia-India Underwater Domain Awareness Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific
This scoping report is the first in a series of five and examines the evolving maritime risk environment in the Indo-Pacific, the strategic importance of UDA, and the technological developments shaping it. It highlights UDA as a promising avenue for Australia-India cooperation, building on complementary strengths such as India’s manufacturing scale and Australia’s niche intellectual property and research expertise.
Taking Stock of the India–Canada Bilateral Relationship – After PM Mark Carney’s Visit
The roundtable assessed India–Canada relations following Prime Minister Mark Carney’s February–March 2026 visit to India, which consolidated the recent diplomatic reset. Discussions focused on CEPA negotiations, energy and critical minerals cooperation, the CAD 2.6 billion uranium agreement, talent mobility, and growing defence collaboration, while examining prospects for sustained economic and Indo-Pacific cooperation.