Shashi Tharoor

6 days ago | thehindu.com | Shashi Tharoor

The aftermath of the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, and India’s resolute response through “Operation Sindoor”, presented a critical juncture for our nation’s foreign policy. While the immediate military action was decisive, the subsequent diplomatic outreach was equally, if not more, vital in shaping global perceptions and consolidating international support.

1 week ago | theweek.in | Shashi Tharoor

As I write, I have just landed in London on Air-India — flying the same airline, to the same destination and on the same date and time as the ill-fated passengers who perished in Ahmedabad. I travelled to speak at the British Library under the auspices of the Jaipur Literary Festival. My very first talk was about language and the power of words. Yet words failed me at the news of the 241 lives lost on the plane and the 5 more who died on the ground.

1 week ago | ndtv.com | Shashi Tharoor

The recent talks between the US and China, and their on-again-off-again trade war, are of more than academic interest to us in India. In contemplating the intricate dance between the United States and China, one cannot help but reflect on the tumultuous and ever-shifting contours of their relationship - an alliance oscillating between cooperation and conflict, marked by a history as profound as it is turbulent.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Shashi Tharoor

Opinion: Opinion | In The Death Of US-China Engagement, A Lesson for IndiaThe recent talks between the US and China, and their on-again-off-again trade war, are of more than academic interest to us in India. In …

1 week ago | english.mathrubhumi.com | Shashi Tharoor

Weeks after India struck nine known terrorist base-camps and launchpads in Pakistani territory on May 7, an analysis of the military and operational dimensions of its Operation Sindoor points to certain preliminary but clear conclusions. First, India hit hard but hit smart, in calibrated, carefully calculated strikes which took place at night, to avoid collateral damage to civilians.