Tag: India’s Defense Policy

One year after Hasina’s fall, Dhaka drifts between unrest and recalibration, while India faces lost leverage and a hostile flank.

Dhaka’s hesitant participation in the cosy trilateral chat with Pakistan and China shows that the neighbourhood game is not over.

A year and a half after its launch, the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor remains at best a political statement of intent.

The roadmap outlined in the ambitious document is persuasive; the challenge lies in executing its vision

For India and South Korea, the Gulf war presents an opportunity to inject real political content into a relationship long described as ‘strategic’ but driven largely by commerce