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Harsh V. Pant

Harsh V. Pant

Enough with the diffidence

If Obama does decide to go back on some of the initiatives of the Bush administration vis-à-vis India, then it would be as much a problem for broader

All dressed up, nowhere to go

What’s the point of having this superb military you’re always talking about” then US ambassador to the UN Madeline Albright told the cautious Army Chi

Octave-genarian

Lata Mangeshkar turns 80 on Sunday. Like a flash of lightning, she lit up a musical world on the verge of change in 1949...

The restart of history

Remember those halcyon days when pundits were declaring that the world is witnessing an end of history with liberal...
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How the world will have to deal differently with Russia now

Testing each other’s limits

Things are rapidly coming to a head in West Asia. Last month, Israel conducted long-range air exercises over the...

NPT’s midlife crisis

As the NPT celebrates its 40th anniversary this week, the non-proliferation regime of which it is part has come under such tremendous strain....

Obama’s foreign policy flop-down

I will do everything in my power to stop Iran from going nuclear,” thus spake Barack Obama while addressing the American Israel Public Affairs Committ

Like Hu in Tokyo

As China ups the ante on its border dispute with India, now even bringing the territory of Sikkim back into the contentious category...

Nothing strategic about it

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is visiting India when the conservatives have further entrenched themselves in the Iranian power structure by winning two-thirds..

To a subatomic future

During Nicolas Sarkozy’s visit to the United Kingdom this month, overshadowed by the British media’s obsession...

Treading lightly in Babylon

As the invasion of Iraq was about to commence, Colonel Tim Collins addressed his men of the 1st Battalion of the Royal Irish Regiment...

Something’s changed in Lhasa

History was moving along nicely, it seems, towards its end with the most powerful capitalist-authoritarian regime ready to showcase its economic...

In the shadow of the Majlis

Iran's ‘democratic theocracy’ works in mysterious ways. Even the candidacy of Ali Eshraghi, a grandson of Ayatollah Khomeini...

2008: the next space odyssey

It was with a sense of pride, accomplishment and some humility that the US Navy announced with a confidence level...

Primed to be led

As Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama continue to struggle with the Democratic primaries and John McCain seems set to be the Republican nominee...

Adrift on growth, and a hope

The Indian prime minister has returned from China after signing some extravagantly titled documents.

Gordon Brown: seeking his old self

Last year when Gordon Brown was in India as the British Chancellor, he had to contend with the rise of a certain Shilpa Shetty on the British cultural

EU model is difficult to replicate

The European Union took a major step when its 27 member-states signed the Lisbon Treaty...

Cyclone Sidr and the Bali meet

Bangladesh has become so used to disasters-political, socio-economic, and natural-that Cyclone Sidr which hit the country on November 15 seemed rather

This ‘sick child’ needs more than words

Amid all the claims about the rise of India as a major player in the world, it is often ignored that the country continues to face...

South Asia’s falling democratic index

If one were to suggest that a democracy deficit is gradually emerging in South Asia, there is a danger of being ignored completely...

Team India hits bull’s eye

After five rounds of intense, often contentious, negotiations, India and the US have finally agreed on the contours of the 123 pact

Litmus test Iran

Watch how India works a balance between its interests in the Middle East, particularly Iran, and its relationship with the US

Cold war in the age of global warming

Forget climate change, poverty alleviation, and Africa. The main reason why the latest G-8 summit will be remembered is for outing the best kept secre
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