Power without legitimacy eventually meets its match.
Power without legitimacy eventually meets its match.
Modi’s recent appearance in China looks less like rapprochement and more like hedging against uncertainty.
Student activist Umar Khalid is still in jail for the crime of dissent.
In the end, which is thicker, blood or water?
The region once again teeters on the brink of catastrophe.
Other countries–China, Russia, India–are rushing to fill the void for their own strategic gain.
With one million people turning 18 each month, India stands on the precipice of a demographic dividend—or disaster.
In the recent elections, Indian voters said no to crony capitalism.
The onrush of other crises is no excuse for ignoring climate change.
It’s in the long-term self-interest of the U.S. to stop coddling the dangerous authoritarian government of India.