By leveraging negotiation, diversifying trade relationships, adjusting domestic policies, and exploring legal avenues, India can effectively navigate the challenges posed by the US tariffs.

The recent spontaneous surge in pro-monarchy rallies across the country brings to the surface the deep political divisions surrounding the Nepalese constitution, adopted in September 2015.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), India stands at a crucial juncture. As the competition intensifies between the United States and China, India has the potential to carve out its own niche in the global AI arena.

India must carefully balance its concerns over minority rights in Bangladesh with its broader diplomatic goals, ensuring that its actions do not inadvertently destabilise the region.

Once dependent on foreign suppliers, India is now emerging as a key player in indigenous defence manufacturing. This shift ensures that India not only meets its security needs but also builds a strong defence industry that supports economic growth.

For Sri Lanka, the sudden withdrawal of USAID means a funding vacuum for crucial development projects. Organisations that depended on USAID support for public health, climate resilience, and governance programs now face an uncertain future.

The recent proposal by US President Donald Trump to supply F-35 stealth fighters to India has added a new dimension to the Indian Air Force’s (IAF) procurement strategy, though many uncertainties remain.

India's unique position on the global stage has often allowed it to act as a bridge between conflicting powers, and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict presents yet another opportunity for New Delhi to showcase its diplomatic prowess.

The growing challenges faced by Yunus's administration, including domestic unrest and economic strain, create an opening for India to deepen its engagement with Bangladesh