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Mohamed ZeeshanThe Diplomat |
India's democracy was once feted by the West as a model for the developing world. Now, it is increasingly treated as a has-been.
Espionage is standard fare for almost all global powers, but China and India stand out for their specific interests in their country's mammoth...
Unlike on Ukraine, in the Israel-Gaza conflict, India has been rendered an outlier in the developing world, where most countries are in solidarity...
India increasingly evaluates its own power through its ability to flout global norms and get away with it.
In a geopolitically fractious world, the Indian PM has managed to elicit extraordinary support from the U.S. while publicly courting its biggest foes.
Since 2016, net FDI inflows have fallen from about 1.7 percent of GDP to a little over 0.5 percent, according to the RBI.
It has been reported that the Israeli army is set to induct Indian-made drones into its surveillance and aerial bombing fleet.
In a country as vast and diverse as India, centralization or homogenization of any kind – fiscal, political, or cultural – is a recipe for...
In a fractious world where disputes appear intractable, India hopes to use its ambiguous silence as leverage to play its partners off of each other...
He has set a precedent for Indian PMs to perform religious functions, thereby effectively rendering non-Hindus unelectable for that position.
Over the past two years, India was wary of being perceived as aligned with an isolated Russia. That changed during Foreign Minister Jaishankar’s...
Washington should not avoid honest discussions with India on differences for fear of souring ties.
With India under Modi taking an illiberal turn, analysts in Washington are calling for a transactional, security-focused partnership with India,...