Sreeram Chaulia

Sreeram Chaulia is a professor and dean at the Jindal School of International Affairs in Sonipat, India. His forthcoming book is ‘Crunch Time: Narendra Modi’s National Security Crises’. Follow him on Twitter @sreeramchaulia

This war redrew South Asia’s map, and the reverberations are still being felt 50 years on Opinion
On December 16, Bangladesh celebrates its 50th Victory Day to mark half a century since its freedom fighters fought valiantly with India’s support to defeat Pakistan’s military and establish a new sovereign country.
Dec 16, 2021 08:26
Why India sees Russia as a unique partner Opinion
Monday’s India-Russia summit, which resulted in the signing of 28 agreements, has left no doubt that, for New Delhi, Moscow is as important as any of its key partners in the West, Asia or Oceania.
Dec 7, 2021 17:32
Will the Taliban seize or squander its moment now that it’s back in control of Afghanistan? Opinion
The men in black turbans and white sneakers are back in Kabul. Their stunning military offensive swept the country in two weeks overthrowing a state structure it took 20 years to build. Now the world asks: ‘how will they rule?’
Aug 16, 2021 13:42
Will Iran’s new president fuel conflict or make deals? Opinion
Ebrahim Raisi’s election in Tehran risks escalating strife with Iran’s global and regional adversaries. But there is also the chance that, under his leadership, he will have the scope to smooth the friction with foreign foes.
Jun 21, 2021 13:02
Whose Israel and whose Palestine? Extremists are running amok as leaderships fail Opinion
The Israel-Palestine conflict is an age-old struggle over land and religion. But political atrophy in Israel and the Palestinian territories is giving extremists excessive power to fill the vacuum through gratuitous violence.
May 20, 2021 12:43
India-Russia friendship is too pragmatic for US and China to ruin it Opinion
Upon his return from India this week, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said he feels no wavering on New Delhi’s end of its defense cooperation with Moscow, despite American pressure on anyone doing business with Russia.
Apr 11, 2021 18:49
Who REALLY funded the Taliban to kill Americans? Opinion
While accusing Russia, without proof, of paying the Taliban to kill American soldiers, US politicians are conveniently ignoring facts about who really armed and financed terrorist groups in Afghanistan.
Jul 3, 2020 18:03
Why East beats West in the war against coronavirus Opinion
Asian democracies like South Korea, Japan and India are doing a better job than Europe and the US in combating the coronavirus pandemic. Deep social divisions and poor leadership in the West are just two of the reasons.
Mar 27, 2020 16:21
India: The Western media’s infowar target Opinion
India is a key target of the Western liberal media, whose prejudice and ignorance have generated a torrent of negative news coverage aimed at undermining the image of the world’s largest democracy
Oct 24, 2019 15:30
China & India aren’t best friends – but agreed strategic adjustment might prevent WAR between Asian superpowers Opinion
Asia’s No.1 and No.2 powers have longstanding conflicts of interest, but are seeking common ground through “strategic communication” between their leaders. The goal – stability – is pursued with a heavy dose of personal diplomacy.
Oct 12, 2019 16:49

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