Tanvi Madan joined the Prof James Ker-Lindsay podcast to discuss the evolution of Indian foreign policy and why India does not take sides.

The [BRICS] summit provided an opportunity ​for India to demonstrate its diversified portfolio of partnerships, to reiterate that it can be a voice of the Global South and venue for..."

Tanvi Madan joined Grand Tamasha to discuss the political fall-out of this summer’s Gen Z protests, the political future of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), shifts within the ruling...

Andrew Yeo joined the Hudson Institute for a discussion, “Alliance at an Inflection Point: The US–ROK Partnership and Korea’s Future.”

They’re [India and China] managing competition rather than resolving it…He [Chinese President Xi Jinping] comes to India signaling to most of the world, ‘Look, we are the diplomatic,..."

We did a lot of damage to Iran, but they have come out stronger than before.

Andrew Yeo joined the Lawfare Daily to discuss Trump’s decision to pursue diplomacy with North Korea and scale back military exercises with South Korea. 

Even if Kim is unable to secure formal U.S. recognition of North Korea as a nuclear weapons state, simply meeting with Trump with denuclearization off the agenda, or with Trump tacitly..."

It’s better to work together than to work alone…I think the U.S. realizes that it’s at a point where it cannot deter China all on its own. … It needs the support of allies.

A reduction in joint military exercises as a means to advance Korea peace is acceptable to South Korean progressives. But linking South Korea’s lack of support for US efforts in Iran to..."