Tridivesh Singh Maini

Tridivesh Singh Maini is a policy analyst associated with The Jindal School of International Affairs, New Delhi.

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Iran: An Important Player for South Asia

By , May 20, 2016 in Future of Asia, Global Pairings

Building a relationship with Iran is valuable for India. Will Pakistan try too?

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Japan’s Effort to Counter China’s Silk Road

By , April 6, 2016 in Global HotSpots

The increasing economic presence of Japan in both South Asia and South East Asia provides a counterweight to China.

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Message to the West: Don’t Just Focus on Pleasing Pakistani Generals

By , April 2, 2016 in Global HotSpots, Global Pairings

The West doing more to strengthen Pakistan’s civilian government will help the fight against terrorism.

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Thinking Outside the Box for India’s Think Tanks

By , February 28, 2016 in Global HotSpots

What can China’s policy researchers teach their Indian counterparts?

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Modi and India’s “Act East” Policy

By , December 5, 2015 in Global Pairings

Can India “Make It” in Southeast Asia?

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Myanmar and the India/China Shuffle

By , October 18, 2015 in Future of Asia, Global Pairings

What are the options for India’s policy toward Myanmar?

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U.S.-India Relations: Beyond the Prism of National Capitals

By , August 8, 2015 in Global HotSpots, Global Pairings

Interaction between cities is essential to enhance the relationship between both the countries.

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