The Indian general election is the world’s biggest democratic exercise — and the numbers are staggering.
The Tragic Dilemma of the Indian Voter
Being neither a Modi fan nor a Modi hater is a position many Indians find themselves in.
India: A Connected Power
India has achieved massive technological advances which are transforming its society. The current elections are evidence of this.
US-China Trade: It’s Politics, Stupid!
A better safety net for Americans is the issue that should be addressed with at least as much vigor as tariffs on Chinese goods.
Why Erdogan Won’t Let Istanbul Slip Away
Erdogan can use any number of legal, political or foreign policy tools to ensure his candidate wins this time around, no matter the reputational costs.
The Republicans-Trump-Putin Love Triangle
Why does the sitting U.S. President continue to praise Putin and show him great signs of deference?
Erdogan Makes Mockery of Elections
Ultimately, Erdogan might end up losing Istanbul again. And botch yet another opportunity to normalize relations with the Kurds.
EU Needed Now to Lead on Press Protection
The U.S. is no longer the active leader in promoting press freedom as a vital pillar of democracy. The EU ought to fill this space.
Southeast Asia: The Silk Road and the Roman Route
The Silk Road’s historical importance has been vastly exaggerated. It was the sea that was the most important link between east and west.
Southeast Asia: Identity in Search of a Name
What does “Southeast Asia” mean beyond a random chunk of geography?























