World Affairs
When Great Powers Gamble, Small Nations Pay the Price
| March 8, 2026
Opinion
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Tag: diplomacy
World Affairs
Erratic Power in a Fragile Order
| March 1, 2026
In a fragile order, erratic power does not project strength. It transmits uncertainty. And uncertainty, in an increasingly militarised Indian Ocean, is a risk multiplier
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World Affairs
Multilateralism Under Assault: From Erosion to Regression
| February 16, 2026
Opinion
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Editorials
Trump’s U-turn and the Future of the Chagos Islands
| February 9, 2026
Editorial
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Geopolitics
Gulf Manoeuvers Spark Trepidation
| February 1, 2026
London Letter
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World Affairs
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
| January 25, 2026
By Anil Madan
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Politics
We are not witnessing the return of empire. We are witnessing the end of its politeness
| January 25, 2026
Trump’s America has made explicit what was long implicit: power precedes principle
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Editorials
Chagos, Trump, and the Test of a Changing World Order
| January 25, 2026
Editorial
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Latest News
The Government of l’Alliance du Changement – One Year Later
| December 29, 2025
Opinion
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World Affairs
Recalibrating Power in Asia
| December 22, 2025
London Letter
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Interviews
“The British government does not agree with the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination report…
| December 14, 2025
… CERD does not speak on behalf of the UN, or of UN Member states’
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Diplomacy
Beyond Symbolism: The Strategic Importance of the Mauritius Visit
| September 19, 2025
Mauritius Takes Centre Stage: How Indian Media Covered a Key Diplomatic Visit
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Latest News
Raisina Dialogue: Waging Peace in Wartime?
| April 4, 2025
Opinion
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Interviews
“The first 100 days in office are probably the easiest of the mandate…
| February 7, 2025
…especially when taking over from such despots”
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Interviews
“There may be delays, but the electorate is watching closely and expects tangible results”
| January 31, 2025
Interview with Sada Reddi, Historian: Reflections on the New Government and Mauritius’ Future
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