Zorawar Daulet Singh

Zorawar Daulet Singh: 'Good terrorists, bad terrorists'

Can Modi and Obama forge a common outlook on international terrorism?

Zorawar Daulet Singh: Indo-Pak relations and the journey to Neverland

Realistic statecraft, not emotion must become the guiding principle of India's Pakistan policy

Zorawar Daulet Singh: BRICS is what we make of it

The BRICS model will need to demonstrate the efficacy of a second alternative governance structure to reform the Bretton Woods legacy

Zorawar Daulet Singh: The regional disorder in West Asia

Even as West Asia seems poised for an extended period of sectarian conflict, Delhi cannot lose sight of its national interests

Zorawar Daulet Singh: Realism versus realpolitik

Modi's real challenge is to craft a regional policy and role that can shape the geopolitical and developmental pattern for the subcontinent

Zorawar Daulet Singh: Should India remake the periphery in its own image?

The country's South Asia strategy has to be subtle and sustained, implemented via an ensemble of state and civil society instruments rather than relying on economic relations alone

India and a secular Egypt

India should resist condoning any electoral democracy in West Asia whose governance philosophy is the very antithesis of a plural secular statehood

Looking East, pragmatically

India's commitment to an open and plural security architecture attests to the fact that Asia's transition is a dynamic of both power & identity

Zorawar Daulet Singh: The other 'great game'

Russia is working at forging a new Eurasian security architecture as American unipolarity recedes in Western Europe, signalling the end of Atlanticism

Why doesn't India have a China strategy?

Zorawar Daulet Singh: Sheen is coming off China's growth story

Zorawar Daulet Singh: India's delusions with the dragon

The current discourse over the country¿s economic relationship with China is nothing short of self-deception