Titli Basu
Biography
Publications
Dr. Titli Basu is an Associate Fellow at the Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses, India. Her research interests include strategic affairs in East Asia with focus on Japan, and great power competition in the Indo-Pacific. She was a Visiting Fellow at the National Institute for Defense Studies (NIDS, Tokyo) in 2017. The views expressed in the article are personal.
A Quad of consequence: Balancing values and strategy
The four-way gathering in Tokyo offers a chance to set out a vision for regional stability in the post-Covid order.
The making of Prime Minister Suga
Abe Shinzo’s “Mr Fix-It” has the top job. Will he make his own mark in a country famed for its revolving door of PMs?
Calling out “expansionism”: The Modi way
The Indian PM has deftly turned Beijing’s regular complaints about history back on itself.
China-Japan-US triangle: Abe’s balancing act
China’s rise, alliance management, and hedging against US abandonment is testing Japan’s policy choices.
