Amid intensifying geopolitical tensions, some analysts suggest that China–Japan relations have entered their most difficult […]
Author: A Jathindra
India, Africa, and the Making of a Post-Hegemonic Maritime Order
Every era of global disorder produces its own vocabulary of anxiety. Ours speaks of “de-risking,” […]
The Chabad House and Hatred in Hiriketiya: A Test of Sri Lanka’s Pluralism
On one of my visits to Jerusalem, I stood during prayer time and heard the […]
Water Before Rail: Sequencing India’s Eurasian Connectivity
In August 2026, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin said Moscow should examine railway routes […]
Washington’s New Envoy in Colombo Targets China’s Influence
Amid the intensifying U.S.–China rivalry in the Indian Ocean, career diplomat Eric S. Meyer was […]
Some Remarks on Israel’s Indo-Pacific Strategy: Potentials and Challenges
The German general and geopolitician Karl Haushofer first coined and conceptualized the term “Indo-Pacific” (Indopazifischer […]
The “Mecca Pact”: India’s Strategic Choices in an Age of Proxy War and Realignment
How New Delhi can raise the costs of cross-border terrorism without walking into an escalation […]
China’s Desire to Find a Strong Naval Foothold in the Indian Ocean Is Quite Real:Former Ambassador Anil Trigunayat
Historically, ties between India and Sri Lanka have been described as “special” and consistently high […]
The Hangor Moment: What Pakistan’s New Submarine Really Signals About China
Pakistan’s navy crossed a real threshold in 2026. The headline event, a submarine commissioning in […]