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How Ashley Tellis went from national asset to national security threatRenowned American academic Ashley Tellis has been charged with the unlawful possession of classified documents. Known for his insights on S...- India appears to be transitioning from Congress to a BJP-dominated system: Ashley TellisAmerican expert discusses BJP dominance in Indian politics, emphasizing concerns about democracy's health. Panelists debate the impact of s...
- Biden admin 'bent backwards' to be very polite in its public response to Canadian allegations against India: ExpertExperts believe that Biden has been remarkable in regard to the India-Canada row because it cherishes its bond with India. The Biden admini...
- Full potential of India-US civil nuclear deal remains untapped: ExpertUS President Joe Biden's ambition to finally fructify the 2005 civil nuclear agreement cannot end with the sale of US nuclear reactors to I...
- An article on New Delhi not being ‘close’ to Washington is causing a storm in the India-US tea cupA younger Tellis had no problem with India's selfishness. In fact, he argued the US should exercise 'strategic altruism' and strengthen Ind...
- View: An INFRUS alliance for building nuclear deterrence against ChinaThe new deal is envisaged as an Indo-French collaboration with American blessings to help India strengthen its sea-based nuclear deterrent,...
- Biden will continue strengthening India-US relationship, say experts"A Biden administration will be mostly positive for India," said Rick Rossow from the Centre for Strategic and International Studies think ...
- Growing India, US defence trade strengthens bilateral ties: Ashley J Tellis"The growing US-Indian defence trade has also strengthened the relationship between the two countries. India was once overly dependent on R...
- India's ASAT test could exacerbate rivalry with China: Ashley J TellisIndia's anti-satellite missile test carried out last month was clearly targeted towards China and could exacerbate New Delhi's rivalry with...
- India still has long way to go on ensuring space security: US experts"That aim arguably has been satisfied today, but India still has a long way to go where ensuring space security is concerned."
- China re-engineers ballistic missiles, surprises US: reportChina's move has put US President Barack Obama under more pressure than ever to deploy missile defense systems in the Pacific, a report sai...
- No difficulty in implementing policies if PM can whip ministers, secretaries: Arun ShourieIf bureaucrats are to implement the policies of the govt, they would do so efficiently if there is a PM who can "whip ministers and secreta...
- An open letter to Sushma Swaraj: Don't let political diffidence constrain MEAA confident India will not be afraid for its independence before collaborating with others. Rather, it will actively pursue engagement with...
- Barack Obama asked to reach out to Narendra Modi: Ashley J TellisTellis also suggested that denial of a US visa to Modi for his alleged role in the 2002 Gujarat riots may cloud India-US relations.
- New combat aircraft will turn India into global giant: US expertIndia's acquisition of 126 new medium multi-role combat aircraft will play an essential role in India's transformation from a regional powe...
- Nuclear liability bill: US looks to 'changes'; BJP cries foulThe US on Tuesday queered the pitch yet again by stating that it was already looking at "changes'' in the bill.
- India, not Kashmir, is Lashkar's true goal: US congressmanA resolution of Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan would no longer satisfy Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and the terrorist outfit would con...
- LeT ISI baby: Experts to US CongressPakistan's spy agency, ISI, continues to maintain links with Lashkar-e-Taiba.
- Mumbai just 1 among 320 global locations on LeT hit-listThe Laskhar-e-Toiba had placed Mumbai in a list of 320 worldwide locations as potential targets for commando-style invasions. According to ...
- Indo-US N-deal: a win-win situationNuclear co-operation will help India address its energy deficit over the next decade, says Ashley J Tellis.
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