Barack Obama, Down But Not Out
Don’t count Barack Obama out. If the past is any indication, he has a good chance of winning reelection.
Balaji Chandramohan
Asia Editor of World Security Network
Why Pakistan Craves America’s Attention
The country needs American support to maintain its posture against India but once China is involved, Pakistan is in trouble.
New Zealand Likely to Strengthen ANZUS
Trade relations with China notwithstanding, New Zealand is likely to intensify security cooperation with the United States.
India Opens the Afghanistan Gambit
As the United States prepare to withdraw from Afghanistan, India has a vital interest in filling the void.
The End of American Superpower Isn’t Nigh
The United States is still the world’s predominant economic and military power.
The Ambiguous War on Terror Continues
Ten years after the attacks of September 11, the War on Terror still rages. Can it ever be won?
India Needs a Naval Diplomacy
Balaji Chandramohan examines India’s aim to dominate the Indian Ocean and finds its naval diplomacy lacking.
Why the United States Need Pakistan
America’s alliance with Pakistan is relevant beyond the war in Afghanistan.
The Geopolitics of China’s Rise
Analysis of China’s rise from the perspective of civilization or economics is missing a crucial factor.
Merkel Finds Growing Partner in India
The German chancellor came to India with a “look east” policy, recognizing the tremendous potential of the South Asian giant.
American Superpower Ensured
The killing of Osama bin Laden demonstrates America’s durability as a superpower.
Barack Obama at a Crossroads
The world needs Obama the intellectual and multiculturalist. Will the American people agree?
The New Game Changers
The BRICS are here to stay.
India’s Civil War Against Corruption
One hundred and fifty years after the American Civil War, Balaji Chandramoha considers India’s political divide.
Can the BJP Move India to the Right?
After suffering defeat at the polls two elections in a row, India’s main opposition party has to enhance its vision.