IDSA Comments - MP-IDSA

India–UAE defence cooperation is becoming an integral part of a flourishing comprehensive strategic partnership.

The South Caucasus nations have recalibrated their foreign policies given Russia’s preoccupation in Ukraine.

Japan has no good options left in the wake of Yoon Suk-Yeol’s ouster from the Blue House.

The India–Bhutan hydropower partnership has fostered regional interdependence and mutual benefit.

India’s defence exports in 2015–25 were cumulatively worth Rs 109,997 crore.

Seoul will find it difficult to overcome its trade dependence on Beijing despite growing anti-China sentiment.

Bangladesh's Chief Adviser, Muhammad Yunus, facing mounting domestic challenges, has chosen to engage with China first rather than India.

The proposed overhaul of the USAID raises critical questions about the future of US soft power.

The threat of the transnational Salafi jihadist group remains a dangerously persistent and evolving security challenge.

The Jaffar Express hijack has exposed the fact that as far as Balochistan is concerned, the writ of the Pakistani State has shrunk.