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Rami Niranjan Desai

Rami Niranjan Desai is an anthropologist and a scholar of the northeast region of India. She is a columnist and author and presently a Distinguished Fellow at the India Foundation.

Geopolitics

Preah Vihear and the Politics of Memory in the Thailand–Cambodia Conflict

The Thailand–Cambodia conflict is less about borders than memory, pride and politics—revealing how identity disputes endure, escalate, and defeat regional diplomacy.

Rami Niranjan Desai

December 18, 2025 at 6:54 AM IST

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Geopolitics

Why Rare Earths Now Sit at the Fault Line of US–China Power Politics

China’s hold over rare earths has become a strategic pressure point. The United States is now pushing outward in search of partners to soften that dependence.

Rami Niranjan Desai

December 4, 2025 at 6:55 AM IST

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Geopolitics

India’s Message to the World in the SCO that Everyone Missed

At the SCO summit, India balanced ties with Myanmar’s junta and China’s growing sway, while signalling its role as a trusted regional partner.

Rami Niranjan Desai

September 30, 2025 at 6:48 AM IST

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The Bureau

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