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TopicGeopolitics

Topic: Geopolitics

India’s GDP may be strong—global inflation, debt and war could change the picture

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appeals to postpone gold purchases, avoid foreign travel and conserve fuel do not signal an imminent crisis. They do expose the constraint: India must earn or conserve the dollars needed for essential imports.

India’s economic activities slows to over 4-yr low as West Asia tensions weigh on

This is the lowest it has dropped since March 2022, as softer services demand, geopolitical risks and inflation concerns weigh on India’s economic activity.

Tarique Rahman’s visit to Malaysia indicates changing geopolitics

Visits by newly elected leaders in neighbouring countries to New Delhi are seen as a reiteration of a stable regional future. This seems to be changing now.

Is the consensus around Indo-Pacific changing? The divergence has been long time coming

India is being written out of core contingencies – Taiwan and the South China Sea.

Geopolitics is back. We are again grappling with 19th-century questions

World affairs in the last few years have made a certain gloom descend upon strategic thought. One does not need to be a pessimist...

Regime change is futile. There are no shortcuts to security, says ex-IPS Anju Gupta

Former IPS officer Anju Gupta was in conversation with former IB director Rajeev Jain at the launch of her book, ‘Glocal Terror’, at the India International Centre in New Delhi.

Our people should learn Persian, your people should learn our languages: Nehru in Iran

On 21 September 1959, PM Jawaharlal Nehru delivered an address at a public function organised by the Indo-Iranian Association in Tehran during his four-day visit to the country.

Middle powers are showing unprecedented agency — to offset unsteady US era

The participation of middle powers in platforms such as the G20, ASEAN, AUKUS dialogues, and regional security forums positions them as brokers between competing interests.

The debate about spheres of influence reorders India’s position

New world reordering tests New Delhi’s strategic autonomy, balancing ties without succumbing to exclusive dominance zones.

On Camera

Tiger Shroff could have been India’s Karate Kid. Bollywood missed the chance

At 36, Tiger Shroff still has the speed and flexibility for a defining martial-arts film, that is, if the industry finally writes one for him.

Ethanol industry backs govt’s procurement tender, but seeks higher prices and more flexibility

Sugar mills and distillers flag rising input costs and seek better pricing to keep ethanol production economically viable.

DRDO shortlists SSS Defence & Kalyani Group to develop indigenous aviation gun for Rudra, LCH helicopters

The project is part of India's broader push to indigenous critical weapon systems and reduce dependence on foreign suppliers. 

Street fighter to 2029 challenger? Rahul Gandhi must answer 12 questions first

BJP followers are dismissive of Rahul. For them, he’s an object of derision. But Modi has always held the opposite view. He sees Rahul, and the Gandhis, as the only potential threat.