Harsh V. Pant
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Opinion | The World Can No Longer Count On An Imploding America
As the world awaits the results of one of the most consequential elections in recent memory, the internal turmoil shows that a highly polarised, inward-focused America will not be able to provide the world with the kind of leadership it demands.
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Opinion | LAC Pact: Will China's Words Match Its Actions?
For Indians at large, the question still remains whether China indeed wants to move towards a lasting solution to the boundary dispute, or whether this is another tactical attempt at buying time as both China and India continue their ascent.
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Opinion | Jaishankar Makes It Clear: Pakistan Is Now Just A Sideshow For India
For the Modi government, there is neither any incentive nor any interlocutor on the other side to merit a change in its approach.
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Opinion | Israel Should Stop Fantasising About A 'Regime Change' In Iran
The Iranian regime is not going anywhere in a hurry, nor is its worldview going to change. The only change that might come would be in the shape of its capabilities.
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Opinion | Biggest Takeaway From Quad Summit Is That It's Here To Stay
With enduring wars in Europe and the Middle East, China's belligerent activities in the Indo-Pacific region and emerging non-traditional security challenges in the region, the Quad had its task cut out.
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Opinion | Modi 3.0 Is Leaving Nothing To Chance With Southeast Asia
Modi 3.0 marks a significant evolution in India's engagement with Southeast Asia, driven by geopolitical imperatives and economic interests.
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Opinion | Never Before Has Defence Been So Important For India-US Ties
The visit underscored a clear trend: while major defence deals continue to strengthen traditional security ties, both nations are increasingly emphasising emerging strategic elements to integrate the security partnership
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Opinion | Modi's Ukraine Trip Is Why The World Shouldn't Compare India And China
New Delhi has continued to maintain its ties with both Moscow and Kyiv throughout the course of the war, remaining steadfast in its belief that both sides should be engaged if a lasting solution is to be found.
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Opinion | Bangladesh's New Reality Doesn't Bode Well For India's Security
At a time when India sees itself as a leading global power, it cannot afford to ignore the challenges emanating from Bangladesh, its most important partner in South Asia.
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Opinion | India Is Turning Up The Heat On China - And Not Just In Its Neighbourhood
The message is very clear - that New Delhi will not relent in pressing ahead with its pushback against Beijing even as the door is open for China to recalibrate its anti-India positioning.
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Opinion | A Shot In The Arm: Trump's Rise Suddenly Seems Inevitable
Even before the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, American politics was churning. But after the dramatic developments of last week, it's spinning in a way few could have foreseen.
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Opinion | US, UK, France, Iran: Why Are People Done With Their Governments?
From Joe Biden to Emmanuel Macron, politicians are scrambling to sustain support as new entrants make inroads into constituencies that have lost faith in the established order.
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Opinion | Modi-Hasina Should Worry About China, But Not Too Much
The China factor, while important, should not be overstated. India-Bangladesh ties today stand on their own merit.
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Opinion | Modi In Apulia: India Can Be The Bridge Between G7 And The Rest
While the G-7 contests Russia and China, India at Apulia will participate as a partner democracy that holds commonality of values but is confident to look out for its own interests as well as the Global South.
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Opinion | Modi 3.0: What China, Pakistan And Maldives Can Expect
A new government in India is taking shape. With a growing economy and a vibrant democracy, New Delhi under a revitalised Modi 3.0 is going to be a critical player on the global stage.
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Opinion | The World Can No Longer Count On An Imploding America
As the world awaits the results of one of the most consequential elections in recent memory, the internal turmoil shows that a highly polarised, inward-focused America will not be able to provide the world with the kind of leadership it demands.
-
Opinion | LAC Pact: Will China's Words Match Its Actions?
For Indians at large, the question still remains whether China indeed wants to move towards a lasting solution to the boundary dispute, or whether this is another tactical attempt at buying time as both China and India continue their ascent.
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Opinion | Jaishankar Makes It Clear: Pakistan Is Now Just A Sideshow For India
For the Modi government, there is neither any incentive nor any interlocutor on the other side to merit a change in its approach.
-
Opinion | Israel Should Stop Fantasising About A 'Regime Change' In Iran
The Iranian regime is not going anywhere in a hurry, nor is its worldview going to change. The only change that might come would be in the shape of its capabilities.
-
Opinion | Biggest Takeaway From Quad Summit Is That It's Here To Stay
With enduring wars in Europe and the Middle East, China's belligerent activities in the Indo-Pacific region and emerging non-traditional security challenges in the region, the Quad had its task cut out.
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Opinion | Modi 3.0 Is Leaving Nothing To Chance With Southeast Asia
Modi 3.0 marks a significant evolution in India's engagement with Southeast Asia, driven by geopolitical imperatives and economic interests.
-
Opinion | Never Before Has Defence Been So Important For India-US Ties
The visit underscored a clear trend: while major defence deals continue to strengthen traditional security ties, both nations are increasingly emphasising emerging strategic elements to integrate the security partnership
-
Opinion | Modi's Ukraine Trip Is Why The World Shouldn't Compare India And China
New Delhi has continued to maintain its ties with both Moscow and Kyiv throughout the course of the war, remaining steadfast in its belief that both sides should be engaged if a lasting solution is to be found.
-
Opinion | Bangladesh's New Reality Doesn't Bode Well For India's Security
At a time when India sees itself as a leading global power, it cannot afford to ignore the challenges emanating from Bangladesh, its most important partner in South Asia.
-
Opinion | India Is Turning Up The Heat On China - And Not Just In Its Neighbourhood
The message is very clear - that New Delhi will not relent in pressing ahead with its pushback against Beijing even as the door is open for China to recalibrate its anti-India positioning.
-
Opinion | A Shot In The Arm: Trump's Rise Suddenly Seems Inevitable
Even before the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, American politics was churning. But after the dramatic developments of last week, it's spinning in a way few could have foreseen.
-
Opinion | US, UK, France, Iran: Why Are People Done With Their Governments?
From Joe Biden to Emmanuel Macron, politicians are scrambling to sustain support as new entrants make inroads into constituencies that have lost faith in the established order.
-
Opinion | Modi-Hasina Should Worry About China, But Not Too Much
The China factor, while important, should not be overstated. India-Bangladesh ties today stand on their own merit.
-
Opinion | Modi In Apulia: India Can Be The Bridge Between G7 And The Rest
While the G-7 contests Russia and China, India at Apulia will participate as a partner democracy that holds commonality of values but is confident to look out for its own interests as well as the Global South.
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Opinion | Modi 3.0: What China, Pakistan And Maldives Can Expect
A new government in India is taking shape. With a growing economy and a vibrant democracy, New Delhi under a revitalised Modi 3.0 is going to be a critical player on the global stage.
