Author: P.K. Balachandran

Enforced disappearances are a world-wide phenomenon with several countries in the Global South showing a tendency to resort to them…

The ongoing dispute between China and the Tibetan refugees in India over selecting the next Dalai Lama threatens to further…

Until early this year, India seemed poised for global prominence. As the world’s fourth-largest economy, it inspired ambitions of superpower…

Given the ferocity of the on-going Israel-Iran war, and the hyperbolic declarations of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Iran’s…

The tripartite meeting between China, Pakistan and Afghanistan held in Beijing from May 19 to 22, has begun to bear…

During the three-day India-Pakistan military conflict early this month, “strategic partners” New Delhi and Washington drifted away from each other.…

Despite historical tensions between India and China, the China-backed Colombo Port City (CPC)—envisioned as a premier international financial and investment…

Pakistani military’s creditable performance in the three-day air battle with India has significantly boosted national morale, temporarily overshadowing the country’s…

An American think-tank has urged the United States administration to play its part to ensure free and fair election in…

China is forming a tripartite security-cum economic axis with Pakistan and Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, even as it insists that it is…