Maldives will remain crucial for countries with a deep interest in the Indian Ocean.

It will remain a pillar of multilateral cooperation to advance the economic interests of the states.

India’s food inflation rose to 11.5 percent in July due to increasing commodity prices.

The demand for a caretaker government reflects distrust between the political parties.

G20 chair India is at the forefront of pushing reformed multilateralism as its foreign policy.

The IMF’s conditions will put pressure on the populist measures governments take in an election year.

India’s ties with the US have grown stronger, experiencing a significant shift since 2005.

As recent history has shown, it is people who bring change, not any external power.

The conflict between the military, ethnic groups and political parties has affected Myanmar’s stability.

Imran Khan’s arrest may boomerang if the situation is not handled patiently and without violence.

The country's investments in South Asia should be seen in the context of its projects in the ASEAN region and not just as an Indo-Pacific strategy.

Bhutan is an important development and strategic partner of India due to their shared interests.

Not waiting for SAARC to regain consciousness, countries are opting for subregional mechanisms.

The most significant fallout of the Russia-Ukraine war was its impact on the energy market.

There might be frequent border clashes as tribes across the Durand line are unlikely to accept an artificial division.