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Beyond Talks or No Talks: Rethinking India-Pakistan Engagement
Kavya Rai sits down with Aishwaria Sonavane (Pakistan Studies) and Raja Karthikeya (West Asia Studies, UN peace mediation veteran) to unpack...
The Trap of Unenforceable Rights
The Supreme Court's recent recognition of the right to walk as a fundamental right has been celebrated as a landmark victory for pedestrians...
When Companies Go to War
Wars were once fought with hardware that governments owned. Today, some of the most vital assets in warfighting belong to private companies....
The Indian Radius: Flowers are Blooming
In this episode of All Things Policy , titled "Flowers are Blooming" - a phrase dating back to a discreet, bloodless Indian naval operation...
The On/Off Switch for Frontier AI
In June 2026, two of the world's most powerful AI models were pulled off the shelf by government directive and then switched back on two wee...
The Advance of China's Arms
Beijing’s rise as a major arms exporter and the internal and external deficiencies in its arms trade engagements present the paradox at the...
Energy Realism for India
Amidst the escalating conflict in West Asia and the resulting constriction of oil and gas supply, the urgency to deploy renewable energy for...
Two Tigers, One Mountain: Understanding China and Japan's Rivalry
How should we understand the growing rivalry between two 'tigers', Japan and China? The tension between both countries reached a critical po...
4 I's of 2026 US Mid-terms
With the U.S. midterm elections on 3 November 2026 fast approaching, voter sentiment has crystallised around four overlapping national fault...
Are All Minerals Critical In The Same Way?
India lists 51 minerals in its critical mineral list. This is 67% of all commercially mined minerals. And globally too, critical mineral lis...
Rich Capitals, Richer Commitments?
The G7 summit recently unfolded in France, bringing together rich democracies across the either sides of the Atlantic that also included Jap...
Critical Minerals Partnerships
On May 26th, India and the US signed a bilateral critical minerals framework; the same day, the QUAD unveiled a $20 billion initiative spann...
China's Legal Architecture of Economic Statecraft
What are the complex web of regulations driving China's economic statecraft? Set against the backdrop of intensifying US-China technological...
The Paradox of Pakistan’s Kashmir Narrative
As Pakistan gains diplomatic attention in West Asia, unrest has intensified in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, exposing the deeper questions abou...
The Indian Radius: New Actors, Old Neighbourhood
The past couple of weeks have been interesting and eventful in terms of India’s foreign policy visits. From Myanmar, Nepal, Venezuela to the...
How Can Biotechnology Strengthen Military Resilience?
Biotechnology is more likely to shape warfare through improvements in health protection, sensing, and distributed manufacturing than through...
Japan’s Defence Transformation
Japan spent most of the last eighty years as the textbook case of a pacifist state. A constitution that renounces war, a one percent cap on...
India's Orbit Problem Isn't Pakistan
A recent investigation argues that Pakistan, with Chinese support, has rapidly expanded its Earth-observation satellite network, creating th...
How Securitised is the Quad?
How relevant or securitised is the Quad? Is the Quad doing enough? These are recurrent questions that dominate the narrative around the grou...