We need to change the way we look at security given the rise of the FPV threat.

Given the level of interdependence, the process is likely to be slow but will manifest itself through higher costs, slower innovation and geopolitical tensions.

Seventy-seven years after Partition, Pakistan's four-pronged strategy to achieve 'effective parity' with India – through alliances, military spending, nuclear weapons, and terrorism – has left it weaker, not stronger. It's time for both nations to embrace reality over fantasy.

Despite its posture of strategic confidence it does betray some concerns over regime security.

The US's role in the crisis seems to have muddied its course rather than provide some clarity. But given Trump’s personality, New Delhi has to move with care.

This is a moment to reach out to Kashmiri opinion and address their issues.

The list of what Trump has not achieved is growing by the day. Neither Canada nor Greenland has joined the American Union. The war in Gaza grinds on as does the conflict in Ukraine.

Trump’s concerns over China are not entirely wrong; the problem is in the way he has sought redress.

The LeT leadership, its shadowy Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) associates and other unknown persons who helped organise or facilitate the 26/11 attack have yet to pay for their role in what was a terrible tragedy.

As the biggest country in South Asia, the challenge of leading the process of shaping a transformative regional organisation rests on New Delhi’s shoulders.

Both the prime ministers of Greenland and Denmark have been emphatic in declaring that Greenland is not for sale and did not want to be part of the US.

Trump's Project 2025 has recommended resumption of nuclear weapons tests. A breakout by one country could immediately lead to others, and even newer nations following suit.

There are lessons here for India which has been growing closer to the US in the field of defence.

It is not at all clear whether the US, and especially the Trump administration, views the Quad as a 'shared enterprise'.

It is not surprising that many Hindutva groups in the US support Trump’s policies. These align well with their own anti-migrant and anti-reservation stance back home.

The Trump administration seems to be increasingly isolated on the global stage as it seeks to broker peace in Ukraine.

The shift in emphasis and relative priority of the talks could end up taking India to the brink of an alliance.

The irony should not be lost here. For most of the world, this so-called Deep State has been the American establishment which has often been involved in an agenda to undermine foreign governments.

The US is already doing rather well economically, but tinkering with it in the manner promised by Trump could bring adverse consequences.

DeepSeek’s rise has shown that China is managing to take technological leaps despite western restrictions on technology exports, particularly in the area of AI, overturning the assumption that the US has an unassailable supremacy in the area.