Commentary

Find our newspaper columns, blogs, and other commentary pieces in this section. Our research focuses on Advanced Biology, High-Tech Geopolitics, Strategic Studies, Indo-Pacific Studies & Economic Policy

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Indian Express | India faces a Russia dilemma

By Amit Kumar


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IndianExpress | Protracted conflict between India and Pakistan will mean tough choices for Russia and China

By Amit Kumar and Manoj Kewalramani

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The Diplomat | From Russian Ladas to Chinese BYDs: Central Asia’s Changing Priorities

By Rakshith Shetty

Beijing is steadily drawing the region into its orbit and away from Russia’s traditional sphere of influence.

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The Diplomat | Zelenskyy Finally Calls out China’s Role in Russia’s War on Ukraine

By Rakshith Shetty

For far too long, Ukraine has treaded carefully around China’s role in the ongoing war with Russia. Despite mounting evidence of Beijing’s support for Moscow, both materially and diplomatically, Kyiv has been reluctant to criticize China directly. However, during the recent Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy finally broke his silence, openly accusing China of aiding Russia in undermining peace efforts.  Read the full article here.

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ISDP Voices | 75 Years of China-Russia Relations: Indeed a ‘No Limits’ Partnership

By Anushka Saxena

On May 16, 2024, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping set a new record by concluding their 43rd meeting, marking the 75-year anniversary of China-Russia diplomatic relations. The meeting witnessed affirmation of the ‘comprehensive partnership’ and ‘strategic cooperation’ between the two sides and a reiteration of their mutual contempt for “closed-door military and political alliances” led by the West. Further, Putin and Xi discussed the future trajectory of the relationship – more tourism and better people-to-people ties, enhanced calibration and alignment of international interests, contributing to the “renovation” of global economic governance. Read the full article here.

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