Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Indian and French policies are increasingly converging on ensuring stability in the Indian Ocean.
Narendra Modi aims to deepen India’s strategic footprint. Meanwhile, China has been investing in the islands, raising concern in New Delhi that India is being challenged in its own backyard.
Day-to-day corruption is not only detrimental to a country’s economy, but can also make people angry and more sympathetic to violent extremism.
President Barack Obama’s historic trip to India to serve as chief guest in the Republic Day parade has the potential to be a major turning point in India-U.S. relations.
Devastation caused by corruption is one of Afghanistan’s most serious problems.
From the Islamic State in Iraq to Boko Haram in Nigeria, corruption lies at the root of many of today’s international crises.
President Obama was the first American head of state to watch India’s Republic Day parade.
Systemic corruption is a great destabilizing force in governments around the world.
After a power packed long weekend for both President Obama and Prime Minister Modi, what does each country take back from this visit?
Corruption can plant the seeds of violent religious extremism, and it’s happening worldwide.