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Nitin Pai: China's economic horoscope

Though growth in China is unlikely to slow down soon, India should prepare to take advantage of a shifting of gears there

Nitin Pai: Xi Jinping - $100 bn is coming!

The current moment presents the Modi government with an opportunity to take advantage, but very carefully, of Beijing's inclination to offer economic incentives

Nitin Pai: MH17 and the 'non-state actor' charade

Nitin Pai: Iraq and the outer ring of India's security

Nitin Pai: Confronting a new world order

Nitin Pai: Our foreign policy is 8% growth

Nitin Pai: MH370 and three worrying 'ifs'

Kuala Lumpur's delay in roping in India to help track the missing aircraft is an indicator that New Delhi must redouble its diplomacy and capacity demonstration in East Asia

Nitin Pai: How to assess the vote-on-account

Three principles to make up your mind on the interim Budget

Nitin Pai: Don't leave diplomacy to diplomats

The perfunctory management of external affairs has left India's foreign policy establishment largely unprepared to manage the consequences of dramatic international developments

Nitin Pai: 'Axis of evil' now a pivot of peace?

The implications of the interim deal between Iran and the world's big powers go far beyond the nuclear programme

Nitin Pai: The Saudis, the Iranians and us

Further deterioration of the US-Saudi relationship will have geo-economic and geopolitical effects

Nitin Pai: Leave the Net in US hands

The US Constitution, political system, civil society and media are better guardians of online free speech and privacy than some UN outfit

Nitin Pai: Three-point alert for J&K

Nitin Pai: China's war on rumour

The microblogging service Weibo has proliferated to such an extent that it is straining China's vast censorship infrastructure

States are stakeholders, not spoilsports

India can no longer rely on politics as the sole mechanism to balance the states' interests with those of the Union

The unfinished business of Kargil

Framing the debate on national security

A collection of essays frames India's security challenges as emanating from internal and external threats, by state and non-state actors

Keep the war away

Washington is now set to begin formal negotiation with Mullah Omar's Taliban in Doha

India in Abepolitik

Thanks to Beijing's mis-steps, there is greater enthusiasm today for alliances and initiatives that balance China

Scaling the great wall of symbolism

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's visit to India showed the impact of patient and persuasive diplomacy on both sides - but it's the outcome that will matter