Tag: South China Sea

We may choose not to read much in protocolar statements, but they are undeniable pointers to what diplomats would have to take on board as the US remains

The nations of the world can come together when the common problem facing them is big enough. The sad reality is that each of the problems I have

New realities and strategic rethink have superseded older visions of the Indian Ocean’s strategic importance to economies around much of the globe

The West isn’t exactly diligent about following international rules of law. It conveniently ignores or sidesteps global rules-based order when it’s convenient

America’s challenge now more than ever before is to reassert itself in the world in a meaningful and constructive way

Covid-19 is very much present and infecting people out there

In reality, 2021 was the year of Covid, Coup, Climate, Chaos, and of course, China. In short, C for Catastrophe

The paradox of great power is that in the modern world, it can seldom be used, and the superpower’s advantage is often temporary

By Anil Madan

Einstein is often quoted as saying that ‘I do not know what weapons World War III will be fought with, but I know what will be used in

Breakfast with Bwana

US, France, India and China are considered friendly capitals, and we have to keep a close tab on their individual naval and geo-political strategies if we want to

Geopolitical intelligence, all-weather friends and awareness of complex inter-locking issues are vital as we navigate the headier waves of the world’s new and emerging realities

“Breaking out to a higher practicable platform is the need of the moment. What do we gain if we keep asking ourselves the question: who among our political

If only we regained focus…