27 Jan 2020 What the Raisina Dialogue tells about India’s view of the world Natasha Jha Bhaskar Forging consensus on global problems is key, and the best way to find common ground is by talking.
23 Jan 2020 India: Navigating the straits of capability Prakash Gopal The Indian Navy’s ambition to be a “net security provider” is going nowhere as long as it lacks the proper resources.
22 Jan 2020 In India, the link between sexual violence and economic slowdown Aarti Betigeri Sometimes, seemingly unrelated events can shed light on larger issues plaguing a society.
13 Jan 2020 India has left RCEP behind, but not its ambition in Southeast Asia Mustafa Izzuddin Withdrawing from a mega-regional trade deal is a setback, but New Delhi has other ways of enhancing regional engagement.
8 Jan 2020 India-Australia strategic convergence … with differences Manjeet S. Pardesi Both countries need to psychologically prepare for a “new” world of rising powers and those in relative decline.
20 Dec 2019 No news from Kashmir Umar Manzoor Shah Since August, the government-imposed internet blackout has made it nearly impossible for journalists to do their jobs.
20 Dec 2019 Favourites of 2019: Hasan Minhaj’s incisive yet accessible comedy Aarti Betigeri A bitingly satirical, sometimes subversive, series that offers a deep dive into topical issues.
19 Dec 2019 Economic diplomacy: Indian trade, taming BRI, and diaspora business Greg Earl Ahead of the PM’s visit to India next month, the economic strategies of Australia and India haven’t quite yet aligned.
17 Dec 2019 India and Australia, newfound friends? Aarti Betigeri Australia has been trying to get India’s attention for some time – and it seems it has finally managed to crack through.
16 Dec 2019 India’s Citizenship Amendment Bill: A descent into theocracy Edmond Roy A new law that threatens to exclude Muslims from citizenship upends the idea of a nation built on liberty and equality.
12 Dec 2019 Strength in numbers in the eastern Indian Ocean Arzan Tarapore India has compelling reasons to expand its presence in east waters – and Australia has broader reasons to help.
11 Dec 2019 Australia’s stance on Diego Garcia dispute is increasingly untenable David Brewster A window is fast closing to resolve Mauritian claims to the Chagos archipelago and secure a crucial US base.
10 Dec 2019 When price hikes pour fuel on the fire Vani Swarupa Murali The recent protests in Iran illustrate the cost of ignoring the vulnerability of the poor.
9 Dec 2019 India and Australia: Reciprocity, mutuality, and promise Danielle Rajendram , Mukund Narayanamurti A former senior diplomat is crafting an economic strategy for India to deal with Australia – a first for India.
18 Nov 2019 Shifting alliances in the Gulf a boon to China Syed Fazl-e-Haider Iran’s offer to connect Chabahar port to Pakistan’s Gwadar will frustrate India but might also encourage China.
15 Nov 2019 Ayodhya verdict and unruly consequences Aarti Betigeri India’s Supreme Court has delivered a ruling that will embolden the Hindu right and challenge the country’s secularism.
15 Nov 2019 Book Review: The original corporate raiders John West Historian William Dalrymple looks at how a small trading company in London became a mighty army and conquered India.
14 Nov 2019 SCO-style economic cooperation: Treading slowly Olesya Dovgalyuk The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation efforts to rebrand itself as an economic forum deserve a second look.
8 Nov 2019 India draws the line on Kashmir Christopher Snedden New maps issued by India raise some important questions – starting with what exactly they mean.
5 Nov 2019 India’s clever alliances with island states Ian Hall A multifaceted outreach with Indian Ocean neighbours provides useful lessons in navigating China’s dominance.
25 Oct 2019 Finally, some plain talk on the Quad Iain Henry The US Secretary of State dropped a fig leaf: Washington thinks the Quad can help put China back in its “proper place”.
16 Oct 2019 Could Australia unlock the Kashmir question? Edmond Roy Homilies about strengthening relationships should be matched by ambition – like in the past – to get something done.
15 Oct 2019 Plogging along: India-China struggle to find momentum Aarti Betigeri <p>Little of substance appeared to come from weekend talks between Modi and Xi – and maybe that’s the point.</p>
30 Sep 2019 India’s RCEP reticence Natasha Jha Bhaskar Eliminating various tariff and non-tariff barriers to trade must be balanced against domestic needs.
20 Sep 2019 To take – not retake – “Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir” Christopher Snedden Is this just more chest-beating by India’s politicians, or speculation we should take seriously?
16 Sep 2019 So-called media abundance still leaves blind spots with our neighbours Alexandra Wake Even in the age of 24/7 news, governments are good at keeping the cameras away from persecuted communities.
9 Sep 2019 Narendra Modi, frequent flyer Ian Hall Although faced with a slew of domestic challenges, the Indian prime minister has kept up his globetrotting ways.
6 Sep 2019 A fugitive preacher ignites controversy in Malaysia Max Walden The government’s shielding of Zakir Naik tests PM Mahathir Mohamad’s commitment to equal rights and democratic values.
6 Sep 2019 Pressure upon pressure builds around Kashmir Stuti Bhatnagar <p>Amid sabre rattling and sharp rhetoric, the hostility between India and Pakistan is only growing.</p>
2 Sep 2019 The intractable mess in Jammu and Kashmir Christopher Snedden New Delhi has even managed to antagonise the pro-Indian politicians in the area with its latest crackdown.
23 Aug 2019 Modi vs Wild: Political survivor Aarti Betigeri <p>The Indian PM goes to extremes to show off his fearlessness – and to run away from an avalanche of controversy.</p>
19 Aug 2019 Narendra Modi’s nudge diplomacy Teesta Prakash India’s Prime Minister appears set on a renewed mission to woo the neighbours – bar one – into seeing the world his way.
12 Aug 2019 Geopolitical moves in Jammu and Kashmir have a local cost, too Alexander Davis , Ruth Gamble The planned dissolution not only creates a regional disturbance, but tips the balance against minority rights.
31 Jul 2019 The bittersweet pill in the Australia-India sugar stoush Natasha Jha Bhaskar The WTO fight over India’s sugar subsidies is a chance for New Delhi to encourage farmers into more profitable crops.
22 Jul 2019 Between deprivation and decadence: the bleak view of India’s future Aarti Betigeri The rumblings of social trouble in India’s future – from water rights to jobs – are growing louder and more distinct.
16 Jul 2019 India’s latest crisis: 600 million people struggle with drought Edmond Roy Cities have been forced to truck in drinking water, farms are failing, and the situation grows more desperate.
3 Jul 2019 Lessons of globalisation: the vulnerable women of the Nokia factory Vani Swarupa Murali A technology giant transformed a small village in India promising jobs, yet at a cost to female workers that lingers.
20 Jun 2019 Jokowi and Modi’s budding bromance Mustafa Izzuddin , C Raja Mohan With both leaders re-elected and with shared goals, the challenge is to ensure Indonesia and India remain firm friends.
18 Jun 2019 The bad news for press freedom in India Aarti Betigeri Fears of arrest, or worse, have spilled over into widespread self-censorship despite a burgeoning media landscape.
31 May 2019 Masood Azhar – a global terrorist – and the implications for Pakistan Murali Krishnan A symbolic victory for New Delhi will have little lasting effect if past experience is any guide.
30 May 2019 Book review: unruly waters shape South Asia’s history Ruth Gamble An engaging study of the consequences of over-exploiting precious water reserves is missing some important local voices.
29 May 2019 India’s Congress party stares at extinction Purnendra Jain Once a powerhouse, a trouncing at the general elections leaves India’s opposition reeling and democracy transformed.
27 May 2019 Modi’s second term: what it means for the South Pacific Teesta Prakash Having rebuilt long neglected ties to the region, Modi looks set to capitalise on an “Indo-Pacific” connection.
22 May 2019 As India tallies votes, Modi might win government but not the country Grant Wyeth Indian democracy is a messy and highly complex affair, and serves as a bulwark against revolutionary changes.
16 May 2019 Young, energised, ready to vote, and maybe decide two elections Aarti Betigeri In both India and Australia, two very different campaigns are united in an effort to woo the growing youth vote.
10 May 2019 The growing influence of celebrity politics in India Erin Watson-Lynn , Shaun Star <p>From Bollywood to cricket heroes, stars can do much more than simply encourage people to vote.</p>
9 May 2019 India’s democracy draws strength from difference Greg Earl In a kaleidoscope country, India boasts its democratic culture is holding up well compared with London and Washington.
8 May 2019 India: encouraging the rainbow vote Kaveri Devi Mishra Despite efforts to ensure truly representative elections, India’s sexual minority groups still feel marginalised.
2 May 2019 Social media in India fans fake news Murali Krishnan Given the high stakes in the volatile election season, misinformation can not only be malignant, but downright deadly.
18 Apr 2019 Coal comfort: Australia-India ties after the elections Ian Hall A last minute approval for the controversial Adani coal mine has brought Australia-India relations into the campaign.