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Conflict in Middle East & its evolution will dominate proceedings of Russia’s leading foreign policy forumMoscow hosts the 12th Primakov Readings forum discussing a world without rules. Global impacts of regional conflicts, especially in the Mid...- India and the new economics of constraintIndia is attempting to rise in a world shaped increasingly by AI, fractured supply chains, geopolitical rivalry, slowing globalisation, and...
- A quiet Gulf player may steal Pakistan’s ‘miracle’ momentNegotiations around a possible Iran–US ceasefire have shifted focus towards a Gulf state near the Strait of Hormuz, raising questions over ...
- Saudi Arabia condemns 'dangerous' UAE moves in Yemen, bombs arms shipmentSaudi Arabia declared a UAE-backed separatist advance in Yemen a threat to the kingdom's national security on Tuesday and called Abu Dhabi'...
- View: Nepal's third govt in 2 years hard to navigateNepal experiences its third government change in two years as Nepali Congress and CPN (UML) form a new coalition. Constitutional amendments...
- Russia and the Taliban: Here's why Putin wants to get closer to Afghanistan's current rulersRussia is considering taking Taliban off its terrorist list and aiming to strengthen ties amid Afghan crisis. Economic goals include develo...
- Meet the UAE’s royal troubleshooter — and maybe next big bossIf you’re interested in the business of the Middle East, you may have heard of Sheikh Tahnoon as the chairman of International Holding Co. ...
- The three codes Modi cracked to give India a huge foreign policy jumpstartFor all the histrionics that marked his term, 3 feats are likely to change India’s strategic fortunes.
- US remains key player in West Asia: Anil Wadhwa, Secretary (East), MEAIndia believes that the US, despite its pivot towards Asia-Pacific region, remains an important player for stability in West Asia in the fi...
- Here's why several risks accompany implementation of the final Iran nuclear dealThere have been forewarnings from statements of Netanyahu and Saudi leaders that Tel Aviv and Riyadh will launch an all-out offensive again...
- India works despite its politicians, Egypt should do the same: Paul Danahar, author, The New Middle EastIndia works despite its politicians, Egypt should do the same.
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