The Himalayan quake is a multilayered story. It required a range of expertise to capture the various dimensions of the tragedy A touchstone that determines whether a newspaper is capable
The combination of an excess of nationalism, belief in exceptionalism, and of the inevitability of a Sino-centric world is an aspect India cannot overlook during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit
The competition for influence between China and India has spilled over into rescue efforts in the Himalayan earthquake zone – but the teams say politics must be left to one
I want to begin by thanking the IIT, Ropar to invite me to speak under the Ministry of External Affairs’ Distinguished Lecture Series. I also want to thank the Public
Chinese President Xi Jinping will start a state visit to Pakistan on Monday, his first trip to the South Asian country since he assumed presidency in 2013. During the visit,
Last year in May, when Indian Prime Minister Narendra Damodardas Modi was assuming his office, nobody knew what his foreign policy would look like. Since then, his speed and work-obsession
The first 10 months of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s term have been eventful. They’ve been marked by high-profile international diplomacy-visits to India by US President Barack Obama and China’s
On February 3, Prime Minister Sushil Koirala jogged his memory to acquaint the Kathmandu-based European Union (EU) envoys with the diplomatic code. This, in fact, came as a shock to
Back in 1975 when the founder of Bangladesh, Sheikh Mujib-ur-Rahman, was assassinated in cold blood on August 15 at his residence in Dhaka, there were fingers raised legitimately at the
Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena’s recent visit to India was aimed at mending bilateral relations that had deteriorated under his predecessor, Mahinda Rajapaksa, on account of the latter’s close embrace
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