India needs its prime minister to show up, to defend its interests, to negotiate from whatever strength remains, and to stop ...

The Prime Minister of India's no-show at the ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur was a missed opportunity, especially when other global players demonstrated their commitment to regional stability ...

The ASEAN summit will be held in Kuala Lumpur from October 26 to 28. There is a possibility of PM Modi's participation through virtual mode at the ASEAN-India summit. Malaysia has invited US President ...

PM Modi’s virtual presence at the ASEAN summit wasn’t a retreat, it was a calibrated move balancing Bihar politics, trade negotiations, and India’s geopolitical autonomy ...

US President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi address a press conference during the latter’s visit to Washington DC in February 2025. Credit: The White House Subscribe for ads-free ...

This special report focuses on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decision to virtually attend the ASEAN summit amid speculation ...

It is believed that PM Narendra Modi decided to address the Asean summit in Malaysia in virtual mode because he did not want a meeting with President Donald Trump prior to the trade deal being ...

India’s current diplomatic posture emphasises multi-alignment — engaging with the US, Russia, and the Global South ...

As the 47th ASEAN Summit kicks off in Kuala Lumpur, the meetings have reaffirmed both the bloc’s relevance and the mounting ...

India is not a major maritime power, though it has the characteristics to become one. The maritime domain is central to ASEAN ...

Unless Modi pushes back directly, Washington will assume it can appoint itself mediator whenever it pleases, writes Ashok Swain ...

For almost two years, the Indo-Pacific seemed to drift off the front pages of geopolitics. The US’s attention was consumed by ...