Vivek Katju

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Under international law and practice, all foreign commitments are subject to national laws and the ‘supreme national interest’ doctrine.</p></div>

COVID-19 Vaccines: India Must Secure Itself Despite ‘Export’ Pressure

BRICS Is So Divided on Taliban Govt It Couldn’t Find The Language to Name It

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Taliban fighters escort a women's march in support of the Taliban government outside Kabul University on Saturday, 11 September. </p></div><div class="paragraphs"><p><br></p></div>
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India-Taliban Engagement Must Avoid Both US And Russia-China Camps

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Taliban fighters at the Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul after the US military's withdrawal from Afghanistan, 31 August. Image used for representation purpose.</p></div>

As Taliban Seize Power, a ‘Legitimacy’ Trade-Off Unfolds Behind the Scenes

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Taliban fighters pose for a photograph in Kabul, Afghanistan.</p></div>

India Missed the Bus in Afghanistan By Not Talking to the Taliban Directly

<div class="paragraphs"><p>India on Tuesday, 10 August, asked its nationals in Afghanistan's Mazar to leave the country on a special fight as the Taliban continues its rapid advance, leaving the situation tense.</p></div>

India Must Engage Taliban to Seek Justice for Victims of Terrorism

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Danish Siddiqui was killed in Spin Boldak in Afghanistan on July 16.&nbsp;</p></div>

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Information and Technology minister Ashwini Vaishnaw dismissed recent reports of government’s surveillance of some ministers, journalists, activists and others using the Israeli company NSO’s Pegasus software.</p></div>

Why IT Minister Vaishnaw's Dismissal of 'Pegasus' Reports Is Troubling

Bengal Chief Secy Row: ‘Death Knell’ for ‘Neutral’ Civil Service?

India’s EAM in US: Will Jaishankar Pass Acid Test & Bring Us Help?

US Troop Withdrawal: Have Indian security planners planned for the worst scenario in Afghanistan and opened direct talks with the Taliban?

Is India Prepared for Regrouped Terrorist Outfits in Afghanistan?

India’s Foreign Policy Amid COVID: Why Govt & Oppn Shouldn’t Spar

India Needs to Focus on West Asia, Site of Another ‘Great Game’

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Under international law and practice, all foreign commitments are subject to national laws and the ‘supreme national interest’ doctrine.</p></div>

COVID-19 Vaccines: India Must Secure Itself Despite ‘Export’ Pressure

BRICS Is So Divided on Taliban Govt It Couldn’t Find The Language to Name It

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Taliban fighters escort a women's march in support of the Taliban government outside Kabul University on Saturday, 11 September. </p></div><div class="paragraphs"><p><br></p></div>

India-Taliban Engagement Must Avoid Both US And Russia-China Camps

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Taliban fighters at the Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul after the US military's withdrawal from Afghanistan, 31 August. Image used for representation purpose.</p></div>
<div class="paragraphs"><p>Taliban fighters pose for a photograph in Kabul, Afghanistan.</p></div>

As Taliban Seize Power, a ‘Legitimacy’ Trade-Off Unfolds Behind the Scenes

India Missed the Bus in Afghanistan By Not Talking to the Taliban Directly

<div class="paragraphs"><p>India on Tuesday, 10 August, asked its nationals in Afghanistan's Mazar to leave the country on a special fight as the Taliban continues its rapid advance, leaving the situation tense.</p></div>

India Must Engage Taliban to Seek Justice for Victims of Terrorism

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Danish Siddiqui was killed in Spin Boldak in Afghanistan on July 16.&nbsp;</p></div>
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<div class="paragraphs"><p>Information and Technology minister Ashwini Vaishnaw dismissed recent reports of government’s surveillance of some ministers, journalists, activists and others using the Israeli company NSO’s Pegasus software.</p></div>

Why IT Minister Vaishnaw's Dismissal of 'Pegasus' Reports Is Troubling

Is India Prepared for Regrouped Terrorist Outfits in Afghanistan?

US Troop Withdrawal: Have Indian security planners planned for the worst scenario in Afghanistan and opened direct talks with the Taliban?

Bengal Chief Secy Row: ‘Death Knell’ for ‘Neutral’ Civil Service?

Former Bengal Chief Secy Alapan Bandopadhay. Image used for representation.
Image of Dr S Jaishankar and India-US flags used for representational purposes.

India’s EAM in US: Will Jaishankar Pass Acid Test & Bring Us Help?

India’s Foreign Policy Amid COVID: Why Govt & Oppn Shouldn’t Spar

Image of MEA S Jaishankar used for representational purposes.

India Needs to Focus on West Asia, Site of Another ‘Great Game’

Prime Minister Narendra Modi shakes hands with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.