Archive for the ‘India foreign policy’ Category
Modi’s egocentric approach to foreign policy has limited effect
Posted by: John Elliott on May 5, 2019
Modi’s 4th year – concerns about Hindutva crusade and exaggerated achievements
Posted by: John Elliott on May 27, 2018
Xi Jinping and Narendra Modi start talking again
Posted by: John Elliott on April 30, 2018
The Commonwealth “turning the corner but not quite round it yet”
Posted by: John Elliott on April 22, 2018
India to take on more Commonwealth responsibilities
Posted by: John Elliott on April 14, 2018
Dressed for glamorous weddings, Justin Trudeau gets it wrong in India
Posted by: John Elliott on February 23, 2018
China expands its reach and meets little resistance
Posted by: John Elliott on January 21, 2018
India’s Muslims should be “cherished and nurtured” says Obama
Posted by: John Elliott on December 1, 2017
India considers a leading role in a de-centralised (British) Commonwealth
Posted by: John Elliott on November 6, 2017
The US pushes ties with “ally” India as China’s Xi Jinping gains more power
Posted by: John Elliott on October 25, 2017
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