India’s outreach to the Taliban since 2021 reflects the tragic decisions all nations must face between bad and worse actors

“Dhurandhar” highlights India’s changing attitudes towards Pakistan, America, and the world—and its own destiny as a great power.

Providence Editor James Diddams is joined by Bill Drexel to discuss his article “How Competing Hindu Theologies Drove India’s Nuclear Decision Making—In Opposite Directions.”

Recent terror attacks in India are the latest manifestation of the enduring geopolitical consequences of the 1947 partition

Indian history shows that religious idealism can be just as influential a motivation for and against nuclear proliferation as realist calculations.

The promotion of progressive policy abroad, like an almost-pacifist approach to resolving conflict and advocacy for abortion access, is counterproductive to the securing of American interests and national security

Anti-Christian persecution has only increased in the last few years, both in the West and the developing world, with Christmas attacks being a prime example

As competition with China intensifies, the US cannot afford to alienate Japan and India as nations with a strong sense of national identity

A disturbing trend of forced or coerced conversions of Christians to Hinduism is emerging in India