“At a grand strategic level, France and India’s interests in the Indian Ocean are closely aligned.”

China and Russia are stepping up their collaboration, even as they compete for regional primacy.

The country has plenty, but it will need a more strategic approach to harness it.

Sadanand Dhume sits down with The Diplomat to discuss Modi's trip to China and India-China relations.

The country’s foreign policy has shifted significantly since the elections. Will that continue?

China, Russia and the U.S. each have visions to connect Central Asia with the rest of Eurasia.

Iceland is playing a growing role in China’s Arctic strategy.

The argument for balancing against China rests on some questionable assumptions.

What accounts for New Delhi’s relative indifference to London’s overtures?

Neither country “should act on the self-fulfilling expectation that conflict between them is inevitable.”

Sixty years ago, India was at the forefront of efforts to create a new world order. Times have changed.

Despite much bonhomie of late, the two powers have sharply divergent interests in Central Asia.

Public outrage at the execution of the Bali Nine ringleaders runs into political, diplomatic and economic reality.

Jim Schoff speaks with The Diplomat about Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's state visit to the United States.

China looks set to become a genuine player in Georgia and the South Caucasus.

It is not America in decline, but Chimerica, the hybrid phantom state that was to be the acme of market-based integration.