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Coercive regime change undermines global norms and risks deepening instability rather than resolving regional crises
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Power is increasingly overriding law, morals, and values, exposing a ‘world without rules’ — an uncomfortable truth revealed as leaders gathered in the Swiss Alps amid rising global tensions
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Washington delivers a clear message: Nations must prepare to navigate a world where power is transactional, commitments are conditional, and global leadership is no longer guaranteed
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For the Pakistan Air Force, the upgrade signals US willingness to keep the F-16 central to South Asia's air balance
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The Modi-Putin summit showcased India’s strategic balancing act between Washington and Moscow, focusing on energy security, trade, and diplomacy. US media highlighted India’s efforts to maintain historic ties with Russia while navigating pressure from the United States and Europe
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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said India-Russia ties have remained among the steadiest major relationships for decades and Putin’s visit was aimed at reimagining economic cooperation. He dismissed concerns of US displeasure, stressing strategic autonomy and national interest-driven diplomacy
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Donald Trump’s ‘G2’ remark and nuclear test claim signal a shift in US-China great power realignments
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Instead of overreacting, New Delhi should deepen its strategic footprint in the Middle East, leveraging its economic clout
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A policy article warns that US President Donald Trump’s 50 per cent tariffs on Indian imports over Russian oil purchases risk alienating India and pushing it closer to China. It urges Washington to follow the UK’s collaborative free trade agreement model instead
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India clearly needs to recalibrate its policy to salvage its rapidly deteriorating relationship with Dhaka
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India needs to do a tightrope walking while insulating strategic relations with the US and broadening trade relations with Europe
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The real task for world leaders is de-risking Trump’s tariff tornadoes and the collateral damages of how he views European allies and partners in the Indo-Pacific region
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‘Might is right’ appears to be the principle that is dictating the fate of Ukraine
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Even as India’s global and regional aspirations rise in the Indo-Pacific and the Global South, its near abroad needs renewed focus for the sake of its own interests and regional stability at large
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The largest election year in history, 2024 saw a rise in right-leaning governments and coalition formations across the globe but also underscored the resilience of democracy
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BRICS summit has enhanced India’s role as peacemaker in the changing global order
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The expert also stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Ukraine on the eve of that country's independence day is a significant milestone in this direction
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The US cannot afford to alter its policy towards New Delhi for it needs India to balance Chinese power in Asia
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With the sensational exploits of the Mars rover, space reinscribes itself on our minds
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All set to kick-start on February 19, the programme has a spectacular line-up of speakers