The Future of the India–US Partnership
US President Donald Trump’s recent statements have equated India and Pakistan while it is clear that Pakistan is the perpetrator of terrorism and India the victim.
US President Donald Trump’s recent statements have equated India and Pakistan while it is clear that Pakistan is the perpetrator of terrorism and India the victim.
Chinese reactions to the Pahalgam terror attacks and Operation Sindoor highlighted its close relations with Pakistan.
India is championing flexible, voluntary commitments that enshrine human accountability and compliance with International Humanitarian Law norms in military AI.
India can emerge as a partner of consequence and help in Africa’s economic integration in the wake of the Trump tariffs.
Chinese responses to the India–Pakistan conflict is a reminder of the perennial strategic challenge that the China–Pakistan nexus poses to India’s security.
The possibility of a three-pronged strategic encirclement involving China, Pakistan and an unstable Bangladesh necessitates a recalibrated Indian approach.
The India–Angola defence cooperation is set to expand through a US$ 200 million line of credit for the modernisation of Angola’s armed forces.
The uptick in cyber attacks following the Pahalgam terror incident reflects a pattern seen in other conflict zones in Europe and West Asia.
The Indian government’s response to Pahalgam should draw lessons from strategic thought derived from the Mahabharata.
India–US defence ties are part of one of the most transformational bilateral relationships of the 21st century.



