C Raja Mohan
If India is anxious about Barack Obama’s promised diplomatic activism on Jammu and Kashmir, Beijing has reasons to worry about his approach to Taiwan
Amidst growing anxieties about US President-elect Barack Obama’s policies on Kashmir and non-proliferation, India’s immediate attention will be rivett
In electing a black man with a middle name ‘Hussein’ and last name ‘Obama’ as President, less than eight years after Osama bin Laden...
Despite the fond Republican hopes for a late swing in favour of Senator John McCain, the only question now is about the margin of victory that Senator
As Obamamania grips much of the world, including India, the man who might become the next US President has ideas on Jammu & Kashmir that should cause
As Prime Minister Manmohan Singh heads to Tokyo and Beijing this week, the contrast between India’s changing relations with Japan and China is bound t
In what is being billed as his first official bilateral visit abroad, Pakistan’s President Asif Ali Zardari is expected to seek a big...
If you had thought that a Democratic administration led by Barack Obama might be more circumspect on using American troops abroad...
It’s time for India to help stabilise the neighbourhood, and put Pakistan back in the Indo-US equation.
Despite the high level Indian political engagement with the Chinese leadership in recent weeks...
Contrary to the expectation that he might seek a reconciliation with the United Nations in his farewell speech...
As he begins a visit to the United States, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has the opportunity to bring the extended...
Having publicly expressed its disappointment at China’s attempt to block the waiver for India at the Nuclear Suppliers...
The Republican nominee Senator John McCain’s choice of Sarah Palin, the little-known governor of far-away Alaska...
The Chinese Communist Party leadership basking in the glory of Beijing Olympics might be generous enough to...
This was the week that Senator Barack Obama was to ride triumphantly into the Democratic Convention at Denver...
Given the multiple crises facing Islamabad and the manifest weaknesses of its civilian leaders, it will be tempting for India...
Although Pakistan’s President Pervez Musharraf refused to read the writing on the wall, the vice around him had been tightening for days.
A series of terrorist attacks during the last ten days in the Xinjiang province is drawing attention to the new prospect...
As Pakistan’s civilian leaders embark on a bold political confrontation with President Pervez Musharraf, India will hope...
As the US President George W. Bush heads to the Beijing Olympics this week, the domestic debate on foreign policy...
As China considers its position on the Indo-US civil nuclear initiative at the International Atomic Energy Agency...
As he arrives in Europe to a kind of welcome that only rock stars get, the Democratic nominee Senator Barack Obama...
As they took pot-shots at each other on national security on Tuesday, the two American presidential candidates...
“To scare the monkey”, an old Chinese proverb says, “you must kill the chicken”. That might be one of the reasons...
