Nayanima Basu is a Diplomacy Editor at various esteemed outlets including ThePrint and CNBC-TV18. She focuses on regional interest and world news, particularly in the APAC and LATAM regions, while also covering topics related to business, economics, and global economic policy. Nayanima's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Hindustan Times, Scroll Media, and StratNewsGlobal.
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Nayanima Basu's coverage predominantly revolves around government announcements, event coverage, and evolving stories in the areas of Indian Navy, maritime security, drone attacks, naval drills, and India-China relations. Given her focus on government & politics as well as world affairs topics such as Indian Navy and Maritime Security among others would be relevant for effective outreach.
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By: Nayanima Basu
China's pinpricks on the LAC will continue agreement or no agreement
By: Nayanima Basu
The US is looking at everybody differently, from NATO allies to old partners Japan and Philippines
Navy veteran Sarabjeet Parmar says PNS Hunain's collision with INS Kolkata violated maritime rules and India-Pakistan confidence-building measures.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has embarked on first state visit to the US since 2015. While a lot has happened between Washington and Beijing during this time, India's relations with both deteriorated.
By: Nayanima Basu
Diplomatic firefighting won't cut it. With sanctions looming, India must confront Trump's Washington head-on.
In the latest Moscow-format talks, despite Russia's open support for the Taliban, it was evident that the group is facing an imminent threat from all sides.
By: Nayanima Basu, Rajiv Bhatia, Sifra Lentin
On October 8, 2026, Research and Information System for Developing Countries, New Delhi, hosted a roundtable on the 18th BRICS Summit's outcomes and discussed its evolving role in global governance and South-South cooperation. Ambassador Rajiv Bhatia, Distinguished Fellow, Gateway House, urged a balanced assessment of the Summit. He stressed broad-based consensus, political will, and a clear roadmap for governance reform, and stronger engagement with G7 think tanks.
India and China locked horns again this week, this time over Ladakh. New Delhi reiterated it's an inalienable part of India, but statehood remains a pipedream.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's second visit to India was solely focused on securing American economic interests. The visit did little to ease growing tensions.
India and Poland have sought to give a new shape to their bilateral ties keeping the past behind. Interestingly, defence is going to be a key pillar holding the two together.
