In Trump 2.0, ‘the art of the deal’ may guide diplomacy
His anti-globalism and bilateral deal-making inclinations will likely be unrestrained in his second term. Delhi needs to focus on transactions that strengthen India’s comprehensive national power.
Ready, set, tariff: Donald Trump’s bargaining chip and Delhi’s chance to reshape bilateral trade
India had trouble resolving trade disputes with the US during Trump’s first term. Now, with BRICS countries being at the receiving end of the President-elect’s tariff threats, India must prepare […]
India in a Cross-Straits Crisis: Wargaming India’s Choices
The outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine war in February 2022 has had a dramatic impact on the broad outlines of Indian foreign policy and strategic thinking. India’s rationale for adopting an […]
America and a World Adrift: Foreign Policy and the 2024 Presidential Election
This report analyzes the foreign policy implications of the 2024 U.S. presidential election, comparing Kamala Harris and Donald Trump’s approaches to key issues like China relations, ongoing conflicts, and climate change. It examines potential impacts on international alliances, trade policies, and global challenges, highlighting the election’s significance for both American voters and the international community.
The Divided States of America: Shifts in U.S. Domestic Politics and their Global Implications
This discussion seeks to take stock of and assess the ongoing U.S. Presidential race as it can determine future policy decisions and broadly set the terms for U.S. engagement with the world.
Nuclear safety and security: An exchange of views between US and India
This roundtable hosted the Editors and Authors of a forthcoming volume by Palgrave Macmillan – ‘The Challenges of Nuclear Security: U.S. and Indian Perspectives’, to discuss how the U.S. and India cooperate on Nuclear safety and security.