Indo-US relations

Trusting in Trump

Brahma Chellaney

The strengthening American ties with democratic India have assumed greater geopolitical importance for Washington, given that US policies in this century have counterproductively fostered a partnership between the world’s largest nuclear power, Russia, and the world’s second-largest economy, China

Inside the President’s Mind

James Astill

Donald Trump will arrive in Delhi in the most angry and aggrieved state of his presidency

In Light of India

Makarand R Paranjape

There is a lot on offer for Donald Trump beyond business

Melania Trump: The Low-Key First Lady

Kaveree Bamzai

Private and reserved, she still remains poster woman for the Great American Dream

Editor’s Note

S Prasannarajan

Politics, in Trumpology, is power in first person

The American Interest

Sudeep Paul

He brought Washington to South Asia

A Unique Work Ethic

Preeti Dawra

The Indian American community behind ‘Howdy, Modi!’ showcased what unites America and India is greater than what divides it

The World According to the Donald

Brahma Chellaney

If Trump succeeds in revamping US foreign policy, he will set the stage for a true partnership with India

PARTNERS AT PLAY

Maroof Raza

Looking beyond the personal chemistry between Modi and Obama

India Is Elsewhere

Ullekh NP

Obama’s State of the Union address on 20 January reinforces his protectionist image. It would scare potential investors away from projects such as the Make in India initiative