As the U.S. steps back from shaping the world order, there is no reason to despair. It presents a historic opportunity for regional powers to fill the vacuum.
Sreeram Chaulia
Sreeram Chaulia is dean of the Jindal School of International Affairs in Sonipat, India. His most recent book is "Trumped: Emerging Powers in a Post-American World."
How Modi Mobilizes the Indian Diaspora
Overseas Indians are central to the Indian Prime Minister’s larger strategic objective of turning India into a leading power on the world stage.
CIA Torture: Book the Americans
If ever there is an open-and-shut case for the ICC to raise its stature as a universal upholder of justice, this is it.
Saudi Arabia: U.S. Ally or Enemy in the Fight Against ISIS?
Riyadh has played a dubious role in combating the Islamic State and their partners.
A Vote for Afghanistan
How can a society develop exemplary civic courage in the face of brutal terror?
India-Pakistan: What Impedes the Rise of Anti-Establishment Rebels?
What can Pakistan’s elections tell us about the coming fate of India’s reformers battling stifling corruption?
Mumbai Terror’s Pakistani Trail
Why are the recent Mumbai attacks a nasty byproduct of internecine churning within the Pakistani military?
Dateline Greece: Goldman, Just Pay Up
Should Goldman Sachs accept moral responsibility and contribute funds to bailing out Greece?
Shanghaied Into Cooperation
What tensions emerged among Shanghai Cooperation Organization members over the Russia-Georgia conflict?
Stephan Richter discusses Brexit on Germany's ARD-Presseclub (April 14, 2019)
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