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The unfolding economic rivalry between China and Japan is great news for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
If Modi plucks the low-hanging diplomatic fruit with India's partners, his efforts to detox the domestic environment will get a big boost.
A new joint statement heralds the beginning of a new phase in the regional engagement between India and Britain.
Delhi’s new approach to defense diplomacy came out clearly in the comprehensive joint security agenda set by Modi and Cameron.
Returning to inclusive politics, regaining the focus on economic development, and, above all, restoring domestic harmony are all critical to arresting the erosion of Modi’s political capital at home.
As they look to diversify security partnerships, Manila and Hanoi would like to see India be more forthcoming with its hard power.
The India-Africa Summit can galvanize India’s security engagement with Africa.
India needs to think with its head rather than its gut to exploit opportunities in the U.S.-Pakistan nuclear negotiations.
India’s security ties with Washington and Beijing vary significantly in scope and intensity.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s impressive outreach to India's neighbors has seen some unfortunate stumbles, including in the Maldives, Nepal, and Pakistan.
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