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National power and its role in geopolitics
All important players in international politics are those that are powerful. Far too often, news coverage on geopolitical events projects value judgments as outcomes...
Towards a new non-proliferation regime
Barack Obama visited India and signed a joint statement with the Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. The joint statement mirrored the emerging multi-dimensional...
All at the Yellow Sea
There is trouble on the high seas. Few doubted China’s astonishing economic and geopolitical rise would fuel competition and rivalry with the United States and...
What’s the Big Idea?
A forthcoming event in Delhi that was long in the works, built upon a structural foundation laid over several years, and expected to draw considerable international...
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Pushback in the South China Sea YURIKO KOIKE, the former national security advisor of Japan speculates that Hillary Clinton’s recent trip to Asia had the potential...
Laid to rest at Shangri-La
If there was one big message from this year’s Shangri-La Dialogue, the annual Asian security conference held in Singapore, it was the quiet burial of the G-2....
Partnerships are made by bureaucracies
For the last decade, presidents and prime ministers have routinely declared that India and the United States are “natural allies.” Gallons of ink have...
Triangular distribution
There is widespread agreement that the defining strategic triangle of the twenty-first century will be the one involving the United States, China and India. The...
Understanding the Baloch insurgency
The ongoing violence in Balochistan is representative of the total alienation of the Baloch population from the Pakistani establishment. Schools in Balochistan have...
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