There Is More To India’s Geopolitical Challenges Than Donald Trump – OpEd
As China and the US reshape Asia’s geopolitics, India’s friends are more likely to aid its rise if it crafts
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Author: Anita Inder Singh
Anita Inder Singh, a Swedish citizen, is a Founding Professor of the Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution in New Delhi. Her books include Democracy, Ethnic Diversity and Security in Post-Communist Europe (Praeger, USA, 2001) ; her Oxford doctoral thesis, The Origins of the Partition of India, 1936-1947 (Oxford University Press [OUP], several editions since 1987, published in a special omnibus comprising the four classic works on the Partition by OUP (2002, paperback: 2004) The Limits of British Influence: South Asia and the Anglo-American Relationship 1947-56 (Macmillan, London, and St Martin's Press, New York, 1993), and The United States, South Asia and the Global Anti-Terrorist Coalition (2006). Her articles have been published in The World Today, (many on nationalism, security and democracy were published in this magazine) International Affairs, (both Chatham House, London) the Times Literary Supplement, the Guardian, the Far Eastern Economic Review, the Asian Wall Street Journal, the Nikkei Asian Review and The Diplomat.
Website: http://anitaindersingh.com/
Articles by Anita Inder Singh :
Mainstream Parties In Western Europe Can’t Deny Their Role In Rise Of Far Right – OpEd
Due to the political expediency of centrist parties, bigoted nativist parties in Western Europe could potentially gain control of the
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Why Have Non-Western Nations Given Only Limited Support To Ukraine Against Russian War? – OpEd
In March 2022, 141 member-states of the United Nations General Assembly – or 73% of them – supported a resolution calling for
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India Is Wrong: Russia’s Aggression In Ukraine Has Global, Not Just European Ramifications – OpEd
India is wrong to dismiss Russia’s war in Ukraine as Europe’s problem. The illegality and destructiveness of the invasion, and
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As Ukraine Changes World Order India Should Review Ties With Russia And America – OpEd
As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine changes the certitudes of the extant world order, India’s national interest has led it to
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How AUKUS And US Retreat From Afghanistan Will Change South Asia’s Strategic Landscape – OpEd
Washington and New Delhi seem to have divergent strategic priorities. In order to prevent regional instability and enhance its local
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Russia And China Confront The United States – OpEd
Why Biden won’t drive a wedge between Russia and China As Presidents Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin await their first
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Democratic Germany Tries To Deal With Right-Wing Extremists – OpEd
The state always sets the norms through which ordinary citizens live and operate. The commitment of Germany’s Chancellor, Angela Merkel, to
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With The CAA, India Is Hurtling Down Path Of Majoritarianism – Analysis
The Modi government’s insistence on passing and defending the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) ignores several historical facts. In a world
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China’s Rise Is Not Synonymous With America’s Decline – OpEd
America’s global primacy will remain unaffected by China’s rise over the last four decades. China’s recent military celebration of the
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