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Sep 12, 2026
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Jul 18, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 12, 2026 · Brahma Chellaney

    The Mother of All Mega-Dams: India can no longer ignore the water bomb on its frontier (opens the original)

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    China’s own scientists are warning the world about the serious risks posed by the colossal Chinese super dam rising just miles from India’s border on the upper reaches of the Brahmaputra. Why has India been loath to leverage those scientific warnings? For more than five years since China’s rubber-stamp parliament approved the project in March 2021, India has responded to the threat the super dam poses to downstream Indian communities with quiet diplomacy: confidential demarches, requests f

  2. Article · Aug 7, 2026 · Brahma Chellaney

    The Dawn of a New Strategic Era: India has begun to absorb the lessons from the Iran war (opens the original)

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    THE US AND ISRAEL WON the opening battles of the war they launched against Iran. They may yet lose the larger strategic contest. More significantly, the conflict continues to hold the global economy hostage. It has turned into an asym­metric war of attrition with mounting strategic, economic and geopolitical costs, with India one of the worst affected countries. The war, now in its sixth month, has become a textbook example of how over­whelming military superiority does not necessarily transla

  3. Article · Jul 18, 2026 · Brahma Chellaney

    The End of a Romance: Washington is rewriting its India playbook (opens the original)

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    GRAND STRATEGIES OFTEN evolve through quiet policy adjustments long before they are openly articulated. That is what is now happening to America’s India policy, which is quietly but fundamentally being rewritten. For over two decades, a rising, democratic India was viewed by Washington as an inherent good—an economic and military counterweight to an expansionist China. Successive US administrations forged closer ties, making the relationship a rare pillar of Washington bipartisanship. The st

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