The temple architecture of India has been a thing of marvel and fascination for the world over centuries. In this research, we focus on...

Afghanistan- a board for great powers to play chess on. A graveyard of empires. A cauldron of mixed ethnicities and rich culture.  In...

China's economic rise over the past few decades stands as one of the most transformative development journeys. This journey of...

“You can change your friends but not your neighbours,” quoted by former PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee, is a truism in international relations....

In the complex world of international diplomacy, few relationships are as intricate as the one between India and Sri Lanka. Situated in...

Political upheaval after Sheikh Hasina's resignation has brought about a series of changes in the governance of Bangladesh and the...

In the shifting currents of time, the role of food has seen a metamorphosis throughout our evolution and has helped us grow as a race,...

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

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

The concept of the water energy and food nexus is particularly significant to Asia, which feeds two-thirds of the world's population...

Sheikh Hasina won the recently held general elections in Bangladesh. The verdict was released on January 5, 2024. Officials had announced...

Mandala is a Sanskrit term, meaning “Circles”. The Mandala theory was given by Kautilya, an ancient Indian philosopher and strategic...

Spread across a landmass of 57 million square miles, the Asian continent is the largest continent of the globe. With 48 countries...

Highlighting the significance of shared water resources in South Asia and the need for hydro diplomacy as a tool for resolving conflicts.

Professor Bann Seng Tan is an Assistant Professor of Political Science and International Relations at Ashoka University. This interview...

Dr. Shweta Singh, an associate professor of international relations at the South Asian University, New Delhi, India. She has also served...