Geopolitics
As Alberta Heads to Separation Vote, Ottawa Confronts at Home the Politics It Long Treated as Free Speech Abroad
On Monday, Albertans vote on whether their province should begin the legal process toward a binding referendum on leaving Canada....
Rubio Heads to Mumbai and Jamnagar to Push Energy Deals, Business Investment and Strategic Ties
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel to India next week with energy cooperation, commercial investment and the strategic...
The US Calls India a “Telecom Fraud Empire” — But Let Us First Examine Washington’s Own Ledger
When our young professionals in Pune and Noida pick up their work phones, the editors of The New York Times,...
How Uttarakhand Is Strengthening Action Against Illegal Mining
Illegal extraction of sand, stone and other minerals remains a serious governance and environmental concern in Uttarakhand. The state’s rivers,...
The Double Standard: How Washington Bends Its Rules, and What India Faces
On Friday, the United States agreed to buy Russian diesel. President Trump announced that Russia would "immediately" supply 300,000 tons...
Three Years After October 7: A Ceasefire on Paper, an Unfinished War on the Ground
The large-scale fighting has stopped, but the war has not been resolved. Israel and Hamas are locked in a standoff...
Indian sailors safe after deadly Black Sea attack on ship; MEA presses for peace talks
Three Indian seafarers aboard the MV Royad Mammadov came through a deadly attack in the Black Sea alive, the government...
India formally puts Gogra, Hot Spring and 26 other Ladakh sites on official map
India on Friday formally identified 28 places and geographical features in Ladakh by standard names on the official Survey of...
Five Indian seafarers rescued after Kuwaiti tanker hit by projectile in Strait of Hormuz
Five Indian nationals were brought ashore safely in Oman after the Kuwait-flagged tanker they were serving on was struck by...
Pakistan defence minister’s throat gesture at Afghan woman journalist draws condemnation
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has come under criticism on social media after a video showed him making what many...
When Solidarity Backfires: Wangchuk’s Tibet Remark and the CTA’s Sharp Rejection
The Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) formally objected to remarks from Ladakh's most prominent activist this week. CTA spokesperson Tenzin Lekshay...
The Jugular Vein That Bleeds Itself
At the UN General Assembly this week, Shehbaz Sharif reached for a decades-old script. Pakistan's prime minister warned that any...
