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geopolitics

The Order of the Victim

S Prasannarajan

How the politics of inversion unites Putin and Imran

Modi-Deuba promise to develop power, hydro resources turns page on troubled ties

Rajeev Deshpande

Nepal Prime Minister three-day visit promises to emphasise economic and cultural link and settle disputes like Kalapani-Lipulekh through quiet, structured negotiations

A Ukrainian Question for India

Rajeev Deshpande

New Delhi stands to gain from the emerging world order if it plays its diplomatic cards right

Goodbye SAARC, Hello BIMSTEC?

Rajeev Deshpande

The adoption of a BIMSTEC (Bay of Bengal multi-modal technical and economic cooperation) charter at the grouping's 25th year is a much needed, and much delayed development

Western media’s coverage of Ukraine war has been disgraceful, says British scholar

Professor Richard Sakwa in conversation with Ullekh NP

The New World Disorder

Minhaz Merchant

A new multipolar structure of autonomous alliances beckons India

The Delhi Dilemma

Michael Kugelman

Putin’s war presents South Asia, especially India, with difficult choices

India’s Russian Roulette

Minhaz Merchant

A Beijing-Moscow axis can be destabilising

China on the Mind

Between authoritarianism and majoritarianism

Mountbatten’s Hidden Agenda

Iqbal Chand Malhotra

When Kashmir was a pawn in Britain’s quest to join the nuclear club

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