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The call General Kayani cannot make
The Pakistani state and society simply do not have what it takes to dismantle, demobilise and de-radicalise the hundreds of thousands of militants that operate in that country. | 21st Jul 2010
Pax Indica: The call General Kayani cannot make
| 20th Jul 2010
Message from Home
| 20th Jul 2010
What G K Pillai achieved
| 16th Jul 2010
Please change the channel
| 16th Jul 2010
Talks and action bias
| 15th Jul 2010
Premature militarisation
| 14th Jul 2010
Socialism and the Supreme Court (2)
| 12th Jul 2010
The answer to Global Times’ why
| 8th Jul 2010
China’s nuclear brazenness
| 8th Jul 2010
Playing the energy game against China
Democratic governments are unlikely to necessarily prefer India over China. They are, however, likely to be less susceptible to being bought over. | 6th Jul 2010
Pax Indica: Playing the energy game with China
| 6th Jul 2010
The G-20 opportunity
India must use the G-20 to present the UN, the World Bank and the IMF with a simple choice: reform or face irrelevance | 22nd Jun 2010
Pax Indica: The G-20 opportunity
| 22nd Jun 2010
The First Law of Middle Eastern Geopolitics
For much of the last six decades, the Palestinian ‘cause’ has really been a Palestinian ‘card’ used by regional powers in the region aspiring for pre-eminence in the Middle East. | 8th Jun 2010
Pax Indica: The Palestinian Card
| 8th Jun 2010
My talk at the Bangalore International Centre
| 8th Jun 2010
Should the government make you happy?
| 1st Jun 2010
Understanding Israel’s response to the flotilla
| 31st May 2010
What triggered the Lahore massacre?
| 29th May 2010
Why India must Swing
To paraphrase Henry Kissinger, India's options toward the United States and China must always be greater than their options toward each other. It serves "our purposes best if we maintained closer relations with each side than they did with each other." | 26th May 2010
Pax Indica: Why India must swing
| 25th May 2010
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