“Bad Neighbours, Hard Choices”: Why India Is Drawing a New Red Line on Terrorism
India is redefining its response to cross-border terrorism, combining diplomatic realism with decisive deterrence as it sends a clear message to hostile neighbours and the international community.
“Cannot Be Brushed Aside”: Why India’s Sharp Warning to Bangladesh Has Changed the Regional Conversation
India’s sharp response to attacks on minorities in Bangladesh marks a shift toward more assertive diplomacy, linking human rights concerns with regional stability and bilateral trust.
$20 Billion Bet on India: How the India–New Zealand FTA Could Redraw Asia-Pacific Trade Lines
The India–New Zealand FTA signals a new phase in bilateral economic relations, combining ambitious trade targets, long-term investment commitments, and expanded services cooperation to reshape engagement in the Asia-Pacific region.
A Gesture Beyond Protocol: How India–Jordan Ties Are Entering a New Diplomatic Phase
A symbolic yet powerful moment during Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Jordan reveals how personal diplomacy, cultural respect, and strategic interests are shaping a stronger India Jordan partnership.
India’s Bold Visa Shake-Up for Chinese Professionals: A Game-Changing Move That Could Redefine Asian Power Dynamics
India has eased visa restrictions for Chinese professionals in a strategic policy shift aimed at accelerating industrial growth, improving cross-border collaboration, and recalibrating economic ties. This decision reflects a calculated balance between national security and economic opportunity.
