geopolitics

An Indian High Wire Act

Rajeev Deshpande

Backed by a strong economy, Modi looks confident of steering the country through a period of global uncertainty by building resilience at home and abroad

The Reckoning In Tehran

Deepika Saraswat

Wartime national solidarity is not a resurgence of support for the Islamic Republic

Navigating the Trumpverse

Minhaz Merchant

How to deal with the dealmaking president

Trump, The Jacksonian?

Sudeep Paul

Glastonbury, Gaza and Anti-Semitism | Ozzy Says Goodbye

A Fragile Truce

Sudeep Paul

Are Iran’s Nuclear Sites Obliterated or Degraded? | The Shaken Axis

Endgame for Iran

Rajeev Deshpande

The debate over whether the bunker-buster bombs destroy uranium storage and processing facilities may take longer to settle, but Iran’s theocrats have plenty to chew on

American behaviour with respect to India has changed almost decisively over the course of the last three years. Before Trump emboldened Pakistan, his predecessor abetted unrest in another zone of great concern to India: Bangladesh

Deny and Be Damned

S Prasannarajan

In Iran it’s an exhausted revolution’s last struggle

Israeli commentator says he expects US/NATO to strike Iran on their own

Ullekh NP

In a statement that may incur MAGA wrath and displeasure at home, Yossi Melman says he prefers Western forces, not Israel, targeting Iran’s nuclear programme