Navtej Sarna

There are good reasons to take a close look at US secretary of state Marco Rubio’s Munich speech, delivered two weeks before the attack on Iran. It provides some explanation for President Trump’s roller coaster approach to international relations. Secondly, it is a window into the mind of Trump’s top diplomat, supposedly a saner MAGA voice, and a hopeful for the next Republican nomination. The speech, which evoked a collective sigh of relief — and a standing ovation — is pack

Once the confetti of the inaugural balls has been cleared away, it is possible that Donald Trump may give his attention to the Middle...

In the latest twist of the strategic ratchet, Russia has announced that it intends to revoke its ratification of the Comprehensive...

Even as Liz Truss enters 10 Downing Street as the United Kingdom (UK)’s fourth prime minister (PM) in the last six years, she will be...

When the new dawn breaks, as it inevitably must, it will reveal a tired world. A world in which millions will be struggling to pick up...

“Neither East, nor West” was Ayatollah Khomeini’s slogan for the reconstruction of a post-revolution Iran. This no longer seems to hold...

This one has truly come in from the outfield. While impeachment has been whispered around the corridors of Washington DC since the...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s second visit to the United States during the Donald Trump administration got off to a dream start in...

It’s a four kilometre walk through a thick Deodhar forest from my cottage to Mashobra, an almost continuous bazaar on a ridge. The slopes...

It is still April when I visit Jallianwala Bagh, a full 100 years after the 1919 massacre. The newspapers are full of recollections....