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Industrial Realism: India, China, and the Limits of Supply-Chain Decoupling
When India's Union Cabinet amended its foreign direct investment (FDI) policy on March 10, 2026, introducing a 60-day expedited approval window for Chinese industrial investment in seven manufacturing sectors, the move was widely interpreted as another sign of improving India–China…
प्रशुल्क दर, भरोसा, और पारदर्शिता: भारत-यू.एस. व्यापार को स्पष्टता कैसे आकार देती है
कई माह के अटकलों, बहस और चिंता के उपरांत, भारत और अमेरिका ने फ़रवरी 2026 में एक व्यापार समझौते के लिए संयुक्त रूपरेखा की घोषणा की, जिससे 2025 की परेशानियों से संबंधों में चल रही उथल-पुथल का अंत हो गया।…
طالبان کے زیر انتظام افغانستان کے ساتھ بھارت کی رابطہ کاری
افغانستان کے استحکام میں بھارت کی دیرینہ دلچسپی رہی ہے اور یہ جغرافیائی سیاسی ضرورت کے باعث بھی ہے۔حالیہ مہینوں میں نئی دہلی نے افغانستان میں طالبان حکومت کے ساتھ رابطہ کاری کے لئے محتاط اقدامات کیے ہیں تاکہ اپنے…
India’s Engagement with Taliban-administered Afghanistan
India has had a longstanding interest in the stability of Afghanistan, in no small part out of geopolitical necessity. In recent months, New Delhi has taken calculated measures to engage with the Taliban regime in Afghanistan to shore up its…
India’s Nuclear Inflection Point: Why Private Participation Demands Regulatory Reinvention
For decades, nuclear energy in India functioned as a tightly state-controlled domain, with a regulatory regime justified by national security imperatives, safety concerns, and liability risks. Today, that model is being recalibrated with India’s decision to allow private sector participation…
Nepal’s Unfinished Economic Reckoning
On September 8, more than 19 young Nepalis were killed during confrontations with security forces at the gates of the parliament in Kathmandu. What began as spontaneous protests triggered by a social media ban—but rooted in deep frustration over corruption…