The Global Apathy Toward Sudan’s Humanitarian Crisis
While regional power plays are underway, there is no particular force which can control the civil war in Sudan.
Raila Odinga: The Relentless Democrat Who Revered India
Raila Odinga’s legacy endures in Kenya — in every vote cast, protest allowed, and power-sharing deal negotiated.
The World Has Moved On: China Is Seen as a Stable Partner, Not the G7
The G7 stands at a crossroads. Its authority is no longer presumed, its unity no longer assured, and its centrality no longer uncontested.
Ngũgĩ’s Unfinished Revolution
As we mourn Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, we are called to celebrate the world he envisioned—a world where African languages thrive, where literature holds power to account, and where stories are told on our own terms.
Elimination Of Child Labour Must Be At The Forefront Of Global Policy
An inclusive approach in global development thinking to protect children will alleviate a grave danger to the next generation.
The Crisis In Sri Lanka
The crisis in Sri Lanka is a self-inflicted wound; it’s the result of spectacular economic mismanagement and unchecked corruption.
Remembering Netaji
Netaji’s life was driven by a purpose–to fight for India’s independence.
One Night In Sri Lanka
Gurjit Singh, an IFS officer deployed in Sri Lanka as the First Secretary at the Indian High Commission in the late 1980s, recounts his adventure.
The Dangers Diplomats Face
Threats to Indian interests arise not only from direct attacks, but also from fractured domestic politics that erode the ability of the host government to protect diplomats.
ASEAN’s Myanmar Quagmire
India supported ASEAN’s efforts to seek a peaceful resolution in Myanmar. Is ASEAN ready to shoulder this responsibility?
Memories of Valentine’s Day in Japan
On Valentine’s Day, most women present chocolates to the men.
Rudolf Hartog‘s Fascinating Stories Of The Indian Legion
Hartog had fascinating stories to tell about his time with Indians who joined the Indian Legion in Germany.
RCEP & The Quirky Story Behind The Most Memorable Photograph Of My Life
Gurjit Singh, India’s Ambassador to ASEAN, narrates how the RCEP launch gave the most memorable photograph of his life.
How A Nobel Peace Laureate Triggered An Uncivil War In Ethiopia
The civil war in Ethiopia between Tigray & Ethiopian central forces is one of the most unfortunate events in history.
Will The Japanese Hanko Be Stamped Out?
With new administrative reforms & digitisation on the cards, Hanko, a Japanese cultural icon, could be stamped out.