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  • US And China Will Avoid A ‘Thucydides Trap’
    Why are US-China ties so stable?
    Aug 24, 2017
    | Zorawar Daulet Singh
  • The India-China Territorial Dispute Has Rekindled: Who Holds The 'Key'?
    Dai Bingguo’s recent remarks suggest this basic Chinese position remains consistent after three decades
    Mar 05, 2017
    | Zorawar Daulet Singh
  • A Delicate Balance
    Does the contemporary environment give India the opportunity to position itself as an area of agreement between US and Russia?
    Oct 15, 2016
    | Zorawar Daulet Singh
  • Consequences Of Dancing With Uncle Sam
    The Modi government’s ambition to transform Indo-US relations could be constrained by the geopolitical realities of a changing world order
    Jun 09, 2016
    | Zorawar Daulet Singh
  • Modi's un-Kautilyan Foreign Policy
    The govt is drifting into a military alliance with US without a proper national debate or a sensible assessment of its interests
    Apr 07, 2016
    | Zorawar Daulet Singh
  • When China Reached Out To India
    In 1963 and 1970, China seemed open to a course correction with India but policymakers in Delhi did not take these signals seriously
    Mar 02, 2016
    | Zorawar Daulet Singh
  • India, Pak & The Great American Game
    Some shift the focus on Pakistan's ability to manipulate a "misguided" Washington. Such views are common but betray a naiveté.
    Feb 22, 2016
    | Zorawar Daulet Singh
  • Decoding The Disorder In West Asia
    What makes West Asia unpredictable, in contrast to other regions is the rules of the game are murky, and, the external great powers exude ambiguity about the extent of their strategic commitments.
    Jan 12, 2016
    | Zorawar Daulet Singh
  • External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj with Pakistan's Foreign Affairs Adviser Sartaj Aziz at a dinner for HoA delegates, in Islamabad, Pakistan.
    Smoke And Pakistani Mirrors
    India’s view about Pakistan may be built on fragile assumptions…
    Dec 09, 2015
    | Zorawar Daulet Singh
  • Between The Raj And Retreat
    India is interested in its neighbours not just because another great power might position itself to undermine India but because domestic politics in South Asia affects India deeply.
    Oct 20, 2015
    | Zorawar Daulet Singh
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