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Operation Sagar Bandhu in Sri Lanka: A Humanitarian Bridg
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Operation Sagar Bandhu in Sri Lanka: A Humanitarian Bridg

    A.Jathindra | December 1, 2025

“Operation Sagar Bandhu” is the latest term to enter the lexicon of India’s neighbourhood relations. […]

White-Collar Terror: A New Face of Pakistan-Based Jihadism
  • Analysis

White-Collar Terror: A New Face of Pakistan-Based Jihadism

    A.Jathindra | November 26, 2025

Amid the anti-Indian rhetoric of Pakistan army chief Asim Munir, India has suffered yet another […]

The war Hamas started is not over: An exclusive interview with  Col.Miri Eisin
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The war Hamas started is not over: An exclusive interview with  Col.Miri Eisin

    A.Jathindra | November 23, 2025

Following the October 7th attack, you outlined Hamas’s five-layered strategy, one of which involves underground […]

Swiss Initiatives and the Limits of Western Involvement: Regional Lessons in Sri Lanka’s Reconciliation
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Swiss Initiatives and the Limits of Western Involvement: Regional Lessons in Sri Lanka’s Reconciliation

    A.Jathindra | November 6, 2025

Recently, a Sri Lankan political delegation travelled to Switzerland at the invitation of the Federal […]

Renewable Energy in Sri Lanka: Is China Set to Return?
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Renewable Energy in Sri Lanka: Is China Set to Return?

    A.Jathindra | October 22, 2025

Fresh tenders are expected to be called for the two renewable energy projects that were […]

Sri Lanka: Harini’s Visit to India –  A Foreign Policy Perspective
  • Analysis

Sri Lanka: Harini’s Visit to India – A Foreign Policy Perspective

    A.Jathindra | October 16, 2025

Prime Minister of Sri Lanka, Harini Amarasuriya, has made her first official visit to New […]

Driving ETCA Forward: Sri Lanka Needs a Chief Negotiator
  • Perspective

Driving ETCA Forward: Sri Lanka Needs a Chief Negotiator

    A.Jathindra | September 30, 2025

Recent reports have sparked serious concerns about Sri Lanka’s economic future. The country continues to […]

On Reconciliation: Listening to India Is Always Good for Sri Lanka
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  • podcast

On Reconciliation: Listening to India Is Always Good for Sri Lanka

    A.Jathindra | September 22, 2025

As speculation swirls over whether Sri Lanka’s National People’s Power (NPP) government will hold provincial […]

The Hidden Hand of Anti-Semitism in Sri Lankan Politics
  • Analysis

The Hidden Hand of Anti-Semitism in Sri Lankan Politics

    A.Jathindra | September 16, 2025

Before the Easter Sunday attacks in Sri Lanka, it was almost unthinkable that the Islamic […]

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Does Riyadh Resort to Employing Energy as a Political Tool?

    Dr. Jalal Selmi | October 22, 2026

Energy stability depends on more than supply and demand. It can also be threatened when a producer uses oil to gain political influence. Disruptions to shipping, economic downturns, and geopolitical…

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The AI Race as a Dissipative Structure

    Dr. Yashwant Singh | October 11, 2026

An essay on energy, order, and the physics beneath the competition The dominant metaphor for artificial intelligence is the race: lanes, leaders, laggards, a finish line called AGI (artificial general…

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Lashkar-e-Toiba’s Latest Rhetoric: Growing Subservience amid its Search for Relevance

    Dr V. Balasubramaniyan | October 9, 2026

In early September 2026, Talha Saeed, son of Hafiz Mohammed Saeed, founder of Lashkar E Toiba (LeT) spoke at Khatam-e-Nabuwwat (Finality of Prophethood) conference in Sheikhupura, Punjab. “We are the…

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Relic Diplomacy and the Evolution of Soft Power in Asia

    Rajan Neema  | October 8, 2026

Introduction Recently, in February 2026, India exhibited Sacred Devnimori Relics of Lord Buddha in Sri Lanka at the Gangaramaya Temple in Colombo, Underscoring centuries-old civilisational ties between the two countries.…

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Assessing India-Sri Lanka Revitalised Defence Ties

    Dr. Angana Guha Roy | September 28, 2026

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s recent visit to Sri Lanka was highly significant. It led to the signing of three Memorandum of Understandings (MOUs) followed by formal dialogue between the top…

From Sea to Shore: How Pakistan-Based Terrorist Groups Could Target India

    Dr V. Balasubramaniyan | September 18, 2026

“In 2026, something will happen related to water” exhorted Muhammad Haris Dar in a video released in July 2026. Dar is the finance secretary and the President of its Central…

The Quiet Architecture: How the New Delhi Declaration Builds a Parallel Administrative State for the Global South

    Dr. Yashwant Singh | September 13, 2026

Most commentary judges BRICS by the familiar frame: de-dollarization, anti-Western bloc; the more consequential story emerging from the 18th BRICS Summit’s New Delhi Declaration (September 12, 2026) is infrastructural: a…

Never Forget Abbottabad — The Other Chapter of 9/11

    A.Jathindra | September 11, 2026

Twenty‑five years ago, the United States endured one of the darkest days in its history. On September 11, 2001, al‑Qaeda terrorists led by Osama bin Laden hijacked four airliners. Three…

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