Seema Guha

This is certainly not the time to rock the boat with China.

Donald Trump should realise we are no pushover.

For countries like India, already hit by rising oil prices after the US walked out of the Iran N-deal, tension in the Korean Peninsula will makes matters worse.

New Delhi's efforts may go in vain as Pyongyang has threatened to cancel the June 12 summit between Kim Jong-un and Donald Trump.

New Delhi will try its best to maintain its current ties with Tehran without offending the US.

For many in Pakistan's deep state, coming together of India and China is not welcome and needs to be stopped.

If the meeting between Modi and Xi Jinping goes well, it can expedite the final settlement of the boundary dispute between New Delhi and Beijing.

India is all set to host Nepal's Prime Minister KP Oli on his first visit abroad after assuming office for a second time.

Hindi television channels, knowing people’s fascination for strong leaders, are dishing out exactly what will catch audience attention.

New Delhi needs ties with important powers to ensure the safety of its sea lanes.

After Tripura, Meghalaya, Nagaland Assembly election results, BJP emerges stronger in the region.

New Delhi as a chaotic democracy has not been able to match up to Beijing's economic and military might.

In the current realignment of forces in West Asia, India will not take sides. It will tango with Sunni Saudi Arabia as well as Shia Iran.

PM Modi's personal popularity may usher in winds of change.

The prime minister's three-nation tour of Palestine, the UAE and Oman will begin from February 9.

New Delhi will have an interest in ensuring Yameen is out, but will wait and watch for now.

The Naga civil society and tribal bodies are demanding a permanent solution to the ongoing peace talks with Centre.

Nethanyahu used similar flowery language to describe Israel’s relations with China, calling it a marriage made in heaven.

For the BJP/RSS, it is also part of their ideology; their belief that Muslims reproduce fast and should be stopped.

For New Delhi, it is important to take care of its security and not depend on anyone else to fight its battles.

If KP Oli becomes prime minister, Kathmandu may participate in Beijing's policy of encircling New Delhi.

The move will once again ignite anger across the Muslim world and lead to street protests.

The US first daughter is leading a high-powered American delegation for the Global Entrepreneurship Summit in Hyderabad.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is reforming the country from within and trying to increase its global influence.

It will only play well with the domestic audience, but won't make any difference on the ground.

New Delhi is on the back foot in Afghanistan, while the US is relying on Pakistan to bring the Taliban to the dialogue table.

Will the former Sri Lankan president's return mean having Chinese naval presence within hair's breadth?

All eyes will be on the new institution to see if it can actually deliver as competing with the IMF and World Bank would not be a cakewalk.

It's self-defeating to slam the Ufa meeting as it was a modest step to begin India-Pakistan re-engagement.

Knowing the prime minister's talent for out-of-the-box thinking, he may spring a surprise.