International
America’s Newest Atomic Gamble: The ‘Gravity’ of Modern Deterrence
The lexicon of nuclear warfare is a curious thing.
Uranium from Australia: India's Nuclear Ambitions and the Cost of Cooperation
For over a decade, a significant deal between India and Australia has remained largely in the realm of potential rather than practice.
Backfiring in the Gulf: How War Fortified Tehran
Foreign policy is rarely a matter of simple arithmetic, but the current American administration appears to have miscalculated its recent Middle Eastern equation.
The Saudi Shift: Why Riyadh is Saying No to Washington
The long standing marriage of convenience between the United States and Saudi Arabia is entering a period of significant friction.
The Transatlantic Tantrum
The conclusion of the latest NATO summit in Turkey has left observers with a familiar sense of unease.
The American Debt Gamble: Can Innovation Outrun the Interest?
To the casual observer, the United States remains the undisputed titan of global finance.
The Tenuous Hegemony of the Greenback
The conventional wisdom of international finance suggests that a nation’s currency is a mirror of its economic vitality.
BrahMos: The Supersonic Salesman
For decades, India’s approach to the global arms trade was defined by a cautious moralism.