India Northeast

Myanmar’s deteriorating situation risks destabilizing India’s Northeast, while the junta’s embrace of China poses threats in the Indian Ocean.

Around 4,000 people of the Bnei Menashe, one of 10 lost tribes of Israel, have emigrated to Israel.

Election results show that the party has consolidated the inroads it began making in the region only a few years ago.

India’s emphasis on uranium exploration assumes importance in the context of goals set by the government to harness non-fossil energy.

The arrest of scores of Myanmar nationals seems aimed at deterring others from entering Manipur.

New Delhi’s carrot and stick policy toward insurgent groups is bearing fruit.

A massacre of civilians by soldiers in December last year, which triggered mass protests against the law, prompted the government to revoke it in some districts.

Japan has invested around $2 billion in improving infrastructure in India's Northeast, which Tokyo sees as a crucial part of its own Free and Open Indo-Pacific Vision.

Repealing this controversial law is a necessary condition for peace and stability in India's Northeast.

The Indian Army’s killing of innocent civilians in Nagaland has triggered angry protests in the region.

However, it has sounded the alarm on the building of dams in Arunachal Pradesh.