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Whether they survive the primaries or not, Trump and Sanders reflect the growing American unease with the postwar consensus in Washington on the terms of U.S. engagement with the world.
The participation of French troops in the Republic Day parade marks the emergence of France as India’s most trusted international partner.
The Indian economy is globalized, and the policymaking has become a lot more complex.
The emerging Middle East has little in common with India’s outdated perceptions of the region.
Although India has increasingly reached out to its overseas community, it has not yet considered the massive stock of South Asian diaspora as a composite entity with many shared interests.
In the wake of the attack on Pathankot, Washington must remember India-Pakistan ties improve when it refuses to intercede.
The idea of subcontinental unity has endured but its definition continues to be problematic.
Delhi’s entrenched pessimism on Pakistan is not in tune with the interests of a large number of political constituencies that want a more relaxed relationship between the two countries.
Modi’s surprise trip to Lahore is about lending political energy to the peace process at the highest level.
Few thought Prime Minister Modi would put religion and culture into the diplomatic mix with Pakistan. He has sprung a surprise.