Opinion - Page 54

The US-brokered ceasefire between India and Pakistan is emblematic of the deep interconnection among diplomacy, defence trade, and regional economic...

Through a systems approach focused on purpose, inter-departmental coordination, community engagement, and multipronged innovations, Meghalaya’s Rescue...

India’s exorbitantly expensive retaliation following the Pahalgam attack was necessary but exposed an economic paradox—strength lies in strategic...

The IMF’s controversial approval of bailout package to Pakistan amid Indo-Pak tensions reeks of geopolitical bias, and may catalyse terror and...

The India-Pakistan conflict is often framed as a bilateral issue, but it is deeply intertwined with global commerce and the strategic maneuvering of...

A visible shift in Bangladesh’s political and intellectual discourse signals warming ties with Pakistan, as its post-regime change rhetoric resonates...

In an era of digital threats and geopolitical volatility, India’s corporate sector has emerged as a frontline defender of national security and...

Apart from being a military triumph, Operation Sindoor exemplifies the peak of strategic communication, as it blends branding, boldness, and...

After the ceasefire, albeit one with some duplicity by an errant neighbour, it’s time for India to move on. The next battle – nip the media’s mad rush...

Before Delhi’s perennial problem of air pollution descends into its haziest winter phase, policymakers need to ensure proactive regulations

General Asim Munir’s failure to judge the might and resolve of new India mirrors the strategic miscalculations made by his predecessors, and has...

India’s obsession with the West, at the cost of neglecting peaceful and prosperous East Asia, might be a diplomatic folly in today’s deeply polarised...