India likes to present itself as a voice of peace, dialogue and the Global South, but do actions match its rhetoric

In February 2020, in a conference room in Doha, the Taliban put their signature on a promise

Most worrying part of Modi's speech was not his familiar account of India's economic transformation

Much of India's contemporary political debate can be understood through this clash of visions

Gaza shows exactly how this fails, in real time

Same pattern is visible today in the Iran-US context

Abdullah did not treat that timing as coincidence. Increasingly, neither does the Valley

This July added another entry to a growing list of uncomfortable international assessments about Pakistan

None of this suggests civilian harm can be excused as an unavoidable cost of war

International relations theory has a reasonably settled answer to why this keeps happening