Australia and India's energy relationship is dominated by fossil fuels and needs a fast-tracked shift to solar, wind, and hydrogen under the new Australian Government, Mousami Prasad writes.

Consumers around the world are facing high food prices, but by restricting food exports, governments of major food exporting nations will only exacerbate the issue, Sonia Akter writes.

Increasing deployments of Japan’s Maritime Self-Defense Forces are focused on peaceful projects, but they also serve to bolster the country’s presence in the strategically critical Indian Ocean region, Jay Maniyar writes.

Although India has one of the fastest growing large economies in the world, the recent Union Budget does not do nearly enough to tackle the rampant gender inequities that persist across the country, Phanwin Yokying writes.

Policymakers in India should be lauded for avoiding a deeper economic crisis than might’ve been, but to safeguard the country’s COVID-19 recovery they must act boldly to both stimulate demand and protect supply, Raghbendra Jha writes.

Despite initial wavering, India has emerged as a major stakeholder in the Indo-Pacific, explicitly supporting the growth of the concept and focusing on an inclusive approach for the region, Chander Shekhar writes.