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No free rides to greatness

Saturday 19 April '08

As the London-headquartered International Institute of Strategic Studies explores the theme “India as a Rising...
Concert of continents

Tuesday 8 April '08

Don’t benchmark India’s engagement in Africa against China’s
Congress’s choice

Monday 3 March '08

The electoral calendar gives it opportunity on n-deal. Can the party grab it?
Hindi Chini, Buy Buy

Sunday 2 March '08

Tarun Khanna’s survey easily rises above most of the recent books on the dragon and the elephant
Gates and the Great Game

Monday 25 February '08

When US Secretary of Defence Robert Gates swings through New Delhi this week, India’s civil nuclear initiative is unlikely to be at the top of his agenda.
Chilly Beijing

Wednesday 9 January '08

As he lands in Beijing next weekend, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh...
Beijing bound

Wednesday 19 December '07

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s sojourn to China next month could turn out to be the first high-level...
Border Lines

Thursday 6 December '07

The longer New Delhi takes to modernise transport links with its neighbours...
Narrowing the Persian gulf

Wednesday 5 December '07

India has every reason to be pleased with the latest National Intelligence Estimate...
Kazakh uranium

Wednesday 21 November '07

After Australia and Niger, China’s hunger for natural uranium has drawn it towards Kazakhstan in Central Asia.
Soft power, hard facts

Tuesday 20 November '07

As Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, upbeat after his successful resurrection of India’s nuclear diplomacy...
Dalai diplomacy

Wednesday 7 November '07

If China thought it had effectively marginalised the Dalai Lama in recent years, it is being forced to think again.
Musharraf maelstrom and India

Monday 5 November '07

New Delhi must move from merely refusing to take advantage of the Pak crisis to a series of considered steps.
Dr Singh does a Mr Rao

Wednesday 17 October '07

The Congress’s decision to defer the implementation of the historic nuclear initiative is true to its recent political tradition.
Deal Baradei

Wednesday 10 October '07

As the communists conflate India’s nuclear imperatives with a moribund world view, the presence of Mohammad ElBaradei in the Capital...
Taiwan’s missiles

Tuesday 9 October '07

At its national day military parade this week, Taiwan is expected to showcase a long range cruise missile...
South Block’s Burma shell

Friday 28 September '07

If India is serious about challenging Chinese influence in Burma, it must read the public mood better
Burma’s saviour

Tuesday 25 September '07

While India largely ignores the unfolding political drama in Burma, where Buddhist monks and nuns have given a new boost to the pro-democracy movement in recent weeks,
China sets sail

Wednesday 12 September '07

While the Indian communists, with their antiquated world view, have completed their protests against India’s naval exercises in Bay of Bengal
Remember Homi, Vikram

Tuesday 4 September '07

India’s space programme, like the atomic project, can now return to its internationalist roots
Karat’s boomerang

Tuesday 28 August '07

All actions have unintended consequences. CPM leader Prakash Karat’s main objective in threatening to pull down the Manmohan Singh government on the nuclear issue was to break the gathering momentum behind the Indo-US partnership.
Abe’s Japan rediscovers Bengal

Thursday 23 August '07

It is not often that visiting foreign leaders choose to stop by Kolkata. They would rather head to Bangalore, Mumbai, Chennai...
Two PMs, one problem: China

Tuesday 21 August '07

But Dr Singh and Japan’s Abe have much to chew on: how to reorient foreign policy in Sino-centric Asia
On the edge of the big leap

Thursday 16 August '07

It is probably a measure of the new tranquility in our relations with Pakistan that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s speech from the Red Fort had no resounding reference...
Central Asian Games

Tuesday 14 August '07

The Communist parties are kicking up a big row about India’s naval exercises with the US, Japan, Australia and Singapore in the Bay of Bengal next month.
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