South Asia
Navigating the U.S. China-Rivalry and Asia’s Fragile Security Balance
CSSPR - APLN member Rabia Akhtar wrote a report on the ways through which Asian countries can navigate the shifting sands of Sino-U.S. rivalry and its implications on security.
In DC-Delhi Warmth, Cold Light: Trump May Look for Indian ‘Pro’ for American ‘Quid’
THE INDIAN EXPRESS - APLN member C. Raja Mohan writes on India's engagement with President Trump's second term.
Have China-India Relations “Restarted”?
Lin Minwang views the recent China-India agreement on border patrolling as a significant turning point in bilateral relations, reflecting a mutual commitment to stability and long-term cooperation.
India-China Relations Regain Their Even Keel
Shyam Saran writes on the recent Modi-Xi meeting at the BRICS Plus summit, arguing that while this step could help stabilize India-China relations, deeper issues, including differing views on ...
Why Political Uncertainty in Sri Lanka May Not Mean It Draws Away From India
THE INDIAN EXPRESS - APLN member Shyam Saran highlights that the new President, Anura Kumara Dissanayake, has recognized the importance of India for Sri Lanka’s security and economic development.
Targeting Nuclear Facilities During War: What Does International Law Have to Say?
Ruhee Neog discusses the convergences and divergences in the international, regional, and bilateral legal measures prohibiting attacks on nuclear facilities.
Understanding China’s Perceptions and Strategy Towards Nuclear Weapons
ASIA SOCIETY - APLN member Rakesh Sood writes on recent China-India border conflicts and examines the two recent crises, exploring the role of nuclear deterrence as these unfolded.
The New Internationalism
THE INDIAN EXPRESS - APLN member C. Raja Mohan wrote on Rahul Gandhi’s visit to the US, highlighting how political parties across the spectrum are expanding their outreach.
Navigating Strategic Ambiguity: South Korea’s Position Post-NATO Summit
THE DIPLOMAT - APLN member Jina Kim points out that South Korea has an opportunity to elevate its status as a NATO partner, but this might strain relations with China and Russia.
A New Agenda for Great Power Status
BUSINESS STANDARD - APLN member Shyam Saran wrote that the installation of a new government is a chance to review economic strategies.