Professor Zoya Hasan in conversation with Siddharth Varadarajan says that corruption as brought out by the electoral bonds scam is a big issue which has unsettled the BJP.

On March 1, Nicaragua instituted proceedings at the ICJ – again under the Genocide Convention – accusing Germany, which is the second largest supplier of lethal arms to Israel, of violating its obligations under the Genocide Convention.

How serious a threat to China is the US and Western strategy of 'friendshoring'?

Former Union Revenue Secretary and transparency advocate E.A.S. Sarma joins Siddharth Varadarajan to discuss the functioning of the Election Commission of India.

'There is no issue about the harm done by pressurising the judiciary, influencing the judicial process, frivolous logic and the like...The question is who is doing all this.'

Nirupama Subramanian, former correspondent of The Hindu in Sri Lanka and author of Voices from a War Zone, speaks to Siddharth Varadarajan.

The fact that rogue operatives can pull stunts like this for months without being discovered and punished tells us what a mess the Modi government has made of national security management. The alternative – that the Modi is not telling the truth – is just as bad.

The document issued on March 12 is part Kafka, part Orwell and wholly misleading.

The Palestinians in Gaza are now "a protected group within the meaning of Article II of the Genocide Convention." The killing and maiming of civilians by Israel, their displacement and any attempt to deny them basic services will amount to a violation of the ICJ's order.

If true, the allegations by three US federal agencies that an Indian official ordered a hit on Pannun in New York paint an unflattering picture of India’s national security leadership.

Here's what we know so far about Apple's warning that state-sponsored attackers are targeting the phones of opposition leaders and journalists in India once again.

Without going into the merits of the police case against 'NewsClick', the gravity of the charges themselves allows us to raise several questions about the Modi government’s seriousness in unearthing and prosecuting all the conspirators allegedly involved.

Despite the media in the G20 and beyond facing common problems and threats, none of the G20 governments – and certainly not the current rotating chair – appears interested in discussing freedom of the press.

IB officials arrived Monday to speak to former faculty member Sabyasachi Das, and unsuccessfully tried to speak to others from the economics department after learning he was not on campus. A second visit was then set for Tuesday.

Many of the best loved and most memorable patriotic movie songs date back to the first decades of independence – those heady days when India had shaken off the shackles of colonial rule and was preoccupied with building itself up as a nation and confronting external threats.

Justice S. Muralidhar retired as Chief Justice of the Orissa high court this week.

Siddharth Varadarajan spoke to India’s former National Security Adviser Shivshankar Menon about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s state visit to the US, the deals signed, the politics and economics involved, and China's role in bringing the two nations together.

Shivshankar Menon, India's former National Security Adviser, talks about what drives India-US relations going forward.

In 2002, there must have been ministers that thought K. Subrahmanyam – who was well over 70 at the time – had been 'vicious' in calling a democratically chosen leader an 'asura'. Mercifully, none of them attacked him for being old.

In 2002, there must have been ministers that thought K. Subrahmanyam – who was well over 70 at the time – had been 'vicious' in calling a democratically chosen leader an 'asura'. Mercifully, none of them attacked him for being old.