With the establishment of formal bilateral ties in 1951, both India and Myanmar have faced multiple crests and troughs in maintaining a steady balance of geopolitical interests, sailing through various coups, tension struggles and internal strife. India and Myanmar share a particularly sour relationship, wherein the effects of internal turbulence are seen on the emotional, social and economic aspects of the other. These include border tensions, immigrant management issues, re

India has a unique neighbourhood, with terrorism spilling over borders, political unrest shaking its periphery, and instability brewing...

South Asia has been increasingly witnessing seismic shifts in the political front, with swift regime changes in almost all of India’s...

As the global landscape changes rapidly over time and the balance of power keeps tipping towards Asia, India’s role as a major...

“You can change friends, but you can’t change neighbours” - former PM Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee  The Indian subcontinent is strategically...

How would India tackle the strategic conundrums that are looming large? How should India shape its foreign policy decisions in a...

During the recent cycle of 18th general elections, National Democratic Alliance (NDA), which is led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP),...

South Asia is appraised as one of the dominant geopolitical regions in the world, with countries like India playing a vital role in the...

Over recent years, popular media and discussions have dubbed India an emerging major power. Enthusiastically, journalists and scholars...

“We are today in a world that is neither a bipolar nor a multipolar world as yet. It is a fractured world” This book provides an...