Modi’s Election: US-India Delicate Diplomacy
Recently, the United States has found itself navigating delicate diplomatic waters with India, as tensions have arisen over issues surrounding democratic principles, human rights,
How Sheikh Hasina pulled a non-inclusive election
The long-lasting impact of the election is that it has transformed the country into a personalistic autocracy. As is in any personalistic autocracy, Sheikh
In Teardrop Diplomacy: China’s Sri Lanka Foray
“In Teardrop Diplomacy, Asanga Abeyagoonasekera does a masterful job in outlining China’s engagement with Sri Lanka and the resultant impact on regional relations, “great
Indian Democracy Is On a Precipice, But America Responds By Pretending It’s Thriving
The health of a democracy is judged on much more than whether or not voters are allowed to check a box once every few
Pakistan’s election: Déjà vu all over again, or a New start?
Pakistan joined the long list of South Asian nations holding an election this year. Unlike the others, Pakistan’s election, held on February 8 this
White House Previews Modi Visit; Reiterates Stance Towards Bangladesh Elections
Kirby was responding to a question from SAP Executive Editor Mushfiqul Fazal, who asked “As the largest democracy in the world, will India be
Masood Khan Engages in Diplomatic Discourse as He Addresses the Prestigious ‘Ambassador Series’ Forum at a Prominent US Think Tank
Washington, DC, 20 June 2023 – As part of the “Ambassador Series” initiative, the Pakistani Ambassador to the United States, Masood Khan, delivered a
Secretary Antony J. Blinken Highlights U.S.-India Strong Economic Ties at U.S.-India Business Council Summit
Secretary Blinken concluded his speech by reiterating the United States’ commitment to strengthen the partnership with India by leveraging economic connections, promoting innovation, and