Indian Ocean: Not Quite India’s Ocean As China Competes For Influence NEW DELHI: White sands, turquoise waters, soothing sea breezes--a bunch of island nations scattered in the Indian Ocean region (IOR) Germany Makes Cautious Indo-Pacific Entry, Cites Security, Shared Values NEW DELHI: The Indo-Pacific is seeing a new entrant: Germany! Why? Germany has no territorial interests in the Indo-Pacific that Britain’s Stepping Up Presence In Indian Ocean; Tilting Towards India NEW DELHI: The British government is coming out with a report next month that is expected to detail key shifts India-Myanmar: Green Signal For Sittwe Port While Kaladan Inches Forward NEW DELHI: Lonely Planet describes Sittwe, the capital of Myanmar’s Rakhine State, as a city that “sits in an incredible New ‘Energy’ In India-Russia Ties Despite Chinese Checkers NEW DELHI: Here’s the issue with India-Russia relations: since much of it is tied to defence which is largely under the Taiwan’s Bizarre Historical Obstinacy On India-China Border NEW DELHI: Meet Dr Mumin Chen, deputy representative at the Taiwan Representative Office in Delhi. He’s a former academic from The Untold Story Of Tulung La, 1975: ‘The Chinese Had Guns, Only If I Had One…’ NEW DELHI: In the long history of the India-China boundary dispute, a few incidents remain a landmark. The 1962 war is How China Sees the World PUNE: In our lifetime, perhaps the most consequential development is the rise of China. It is already the world’s second largest U.S. Approach To Afghanistan: Missing The Woods For The Trees ZURICH: The United States is losing in Afghanistan because it lied to itself. Its war against the Taliban was never The Bonhomie Apart, India-U.S. Trade Deal Still Some Distance Away NEW DELHI: With a little over two months to go before elections in the United States, India’s window for a 1 2 3 Next »
