The Chinese government has taken offence at New Delhi hosting the forthcoming Quad multilateral. Should it? Should Quad be anti-China? The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, or Quad, is frequently described as an “Asian NATO.” This comparison...

Election week and headlines of terrorist attacks in UK and Europe and let's not forget Israel and India. 

General Anil Chauhan, India's Chief of Defence Staff, arrived in London this week for the first-ever official visit by an Indian CDS to the United Kingdom. The agenda covered cyber security, intelligence sharing, defence industrial collaboration...

The funding for protecting religious sites in the UK came to my attention. Liberal democracies like to imagine that they can reconcile everything. Freedom of expression, religious identity, and social cohesion are all held up as public goods,...

Viktor Orbán is gone. Sixteen years as Hungary's prime minister, ended Sunday on the banks of the Danube, where tens of thousands of people who had never known an adult life without him celebrated into the night. Peter Magyar's Tisza party took...

For British Indians this dual lens is an advantage. You can appreciate Easter not as “someone else’s festival”, but as a parallel narrative. Take resurrection. In Christianity, Easter marks the resurrection of Jesus – death is not the end, renewal...

Let me give you the facts in sequence. You can draw your own conclusion.

It’s been a while since I qualified as a Barrister. But the Peterborough Mandir issue concerns me. This is what I would write were I still in practice.

India playing “tech broker” between East and West is geopolitically significant for one simple reason: in an AI world, whoever sits in the middle writes the menu, even if they don’t own the kitchen.

In the short time I was in India, the EU and US concluded trade agreements. Does India’s hard-won independence still shape how it deals with American power — especially when foreign companies expect to write the tax rules?