By Tridib Biswas The Domestication of Indian Foreign Policy In today’s multipolar world of shifting dynamics, one of the most…
Category: Asia & Middle East
The Death of Japanese Pacifism
By Gabriel Blythen The Death of Japanese Pacifism Japanese foreign policy, its relationship and commitment to pacifism, is best described…
Oceans Rise, Empires Remain? When ASEAN Neutrality Meets a Flooded Chessboard
By Kuma Yung Oceans Rise, Empires Remain? When ASEAN Neutrality Meets a Flooded Chessboard Can the strategy built by ASEAN…
Leading the Nation, Missing in Parliament: The Paradox of Women in Bangladeshi Politics
By Parizad Nizam Leading the Nation, Missing in Parliament: The Paradox of Women in Bangladeshi Politics Bangladesh has only elected its second…
China in the South China Sea: Refocusing the Dispute
By Ambi Najjhur China in the South China Sea: Refocusing the Dispute Observers generally believe that the South China Sea…
Islamic Democracy in the Islamic Republic of Iran
By Shayan Fallahi Islamic Democracy in the Islamic Republic of Iran The Islamic Republic of Iran represents a quizzical system…
The Sudanese Genocide: An Internal Security Matter or Proxy Warfare?
By Elisa Guillen The Sudanese Genocide: An Internal Security Matter or Proxy Warfare? The conflict in Sudan that was highly…
The Tragedy of Multilateralism in South Asia
By Tridib Biswas The Tragedy of Multilateralism in South Asia The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) since its…
The Caspian Chessboard
By Ambi Najjhur The Caspian Chessboard Positioned in the heart of post-Soviet Eurasia and an increasingly prominent role in Asian…
Bollywood and Nation-Building
By Ambi Najjhur, Regional Editor Asia Bollywood and Nation-building Bollywood is not simply an entertainment industry, but a tool for…