India’s firm, pragmatic response to US sanctions demonstrates its strategic autonomy. To foster true regional stability, India must support smaller South Asian neighbours in building their own resilient, diversified partnerships.
Pakistan’s attempt to cause instability in Afghanistan, aimed at securing strategic influence and external financial support, could ultimately backfire.
Nalanda’s revival connects India’s ancient intellectual heritage with its contemporary ambitions in education, cultural diplomacy and regional cooperation. From its historic role as a centre of Asian scholarship to its modern international campus, Nalanda offers a platform for knowledge exchange, interdisciplinary learning and India’s wider engagement with Asia and the Global South.
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Firmness Without Fear in the Sanctions Era: What South Asia Can Learn from India
Simon Mohsin
India’s firm, pragmatic response to US sanctions demonstrates its strategic autonomy. To foster true regional stability, India must support smaller South Asian neighbours in building their own resilient, diversified partnerships.
Manufacturing Instability as Strategy: Pakistan’s Dangerous Game in Afghanistan
Idrees Aftab
Pakistan’s attempt to cause instability in Afghanistan, aimed at securing strategic influence and external financial support, could ultimately backfire.
Blending the Past with the Present: Nalanda as India’s Peaceful Outreach as a Major Knowledge Hub
Mohammed Badrul Alam
Nalanda’s revival connects India’s ancient intellectual heritage with its contemporary ambitions in education, cultural diplomacy and regional cooperation. From its historic role as a centre of Asian scholarship to its modern international campus, Nalanda offers a platform for knowledge exchange, interdisciplinary learning and India’s wider engagement with Asia and the Global South.