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12-Aug-2019 | Nitin Pai
China's syndromes in India's ocean
Bertil Lintner's book The Costliest Pearl is perhaps the most comprehensive account of the contemporary geopolitics of the maritime Eastern Hemisphere
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16-Jun-2019 | Nitin Pai
Can Hong Kong protect its 'freedom'?
Even if the extradition bill has been suspended, Beijing will eventually impose its system on Hong Kong
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09-May-2019 | Nitin Pai
Kra and caution
What would a Thai Canal mean for India? From an economic perspective, having an alternate route to the Pacific Ocean is a good thing
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24-Feb-2019 | Nitin Pai
The Korean wave has entered Indian homes
Because Hallyu in general and K-Pop in particular appeal to our big young demographic, they have the potential to draw India and South Korea closer together in the future
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16-Jan-2019 | Nitin Pai
No first use, for us and for all
It is far more in India's interests to invest in the diplomacy that reduces the salience of nuclear weapons
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20-Nov-2018 | Nitin Pai
Towards global no-first use
Why the maturation of India's strategic deterrent calls for a new approach to nuclear policy
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04-Oct-2018 | Nitin Pai
China and the global pushback
If the "Chinese model" of leadership was credited for the country's post-1979 success, it must also be indicted for the present decline
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06-Sep-2018 | Nitin Pai
Mahathir rocks (Xi's boat)
The Malaysian PM has delivered a very public, unambiguous blow to Xi Jinping's Belt and Road business model
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09-Aug-2018 | Nitin Pai
Return of political commissar
How Xi Jinping is putting the Party back into business
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13-Jul-2018 | Nitin Pai
Education is strategic
Future generations will not forgive us if we fail to give them a competitive advantage
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15-Jun-2018 | Nitin Pai
Foreign policy: Not by Ahimsa alone
New Delhi should see India's military capacity as an insurance against the failure of diplomacy around the world
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04-May-2018 | Nitin Pai
Sugar, ayurveda & a Chinese attack
The delightful history of India-China diplomacy
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06-Apr-2018 | Nitin Pai
Are we rethinking China right?
A China reset in New Delhi does not mean an India reset in Beijing
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09-Mar-2018 | Nitin Pai
Start of the end of China's rise: Xi is reversing elements of Deng formula
Deng's reading of Chinese history and the depredations of Mao's disastrous rule of China that caused the untold suffering, entirely avoidable deaths of 30 million people
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09-Feb-2018 | Nitin Pai
When should India employ hard power in Maldives?
Greater prosperity and a change in world order demand that we counter threats before they touch the homeland
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18-Jan-2018 | Nitin Pai
Let's stop taxing women
Indian women spend nearly 10 times as much time as men on unpaid care work, among the highest in the world
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02-Jan-2018 | Nitin Pai
Weakening of theocracy in Saudi Arabia and Iran is in India's interest
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed is attempting to do top-down what at least some of the Iranian protesters are trying to do bottom-up
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05-Dec-2017 | Nitin Pai
Will Australia become China's puppet state?
For the first time in its history, Australia has to reckon that the US might not have the will or wherewithal to maintain the regional order
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02-Nov-2017 | Nitin Pai
Time to reassess Myanmar relations
Contrary to conventional wisdom, India can afford to adopt a stricter approach, and it must
