Strategic Affairs

India should not isolate itself from the emerging inter-connected economic order, the seasoned diplomat tells Ananth Krishnan of The Hindu.

As long as the US does not completely abandon interventionism, world peace will continue to be under threat

Political differences should be set aside to meet the common threat from terrorism

Studies reveal that despite the increasing popularity of sanctions as a US foreign policy tool, their effectiveness is in serious doubt

INS Ranvijay, a Rajput Class Destroyer of the Indian navy, is scheduled to be in Colombo from 14-16 April.

Compliance or the lack of it depends on the balance of power or realpolitik

Colombo pinning hopes on Modi's reported assurance to Gotabaya Rajapaksa that "India will not do any injustice to Sri Lanka."

America’s wanting to talk from a position of strength won’t work says Ambassador Cui Tiankai

Sri Lanka Port Authority Chairman Maj.Gen.Daya Ratnayake says that Adanis will partner with John Keels and other companies on the US$ 700 million project

In contrast to South Ceylon, Jaffna did not offer economic opportunities to the Portuguese, but it had great strategic value., says Dr. Tikiri Abeyasinghe