Dr. Angana Guha Roy is a foreign policy research analyst based in New Delhi. She worked as a Fellow for the John Lukacs Institute for Strategy and Politics, Ludovika University of Public Services in Budapest and is affiliated to the Usanas Foundation, Udaipur and the Asian Institute of Diplomacy and International Affairs, Kathmandu as a respective Fellow. Dr. Roy completed her Ph.D. in foreign policy at the University of Delhi, focusing on middle powers in international relations. While pursuing her Ph.D., Dr. Roy simultaneously worked in prestigious think tanks in New Delhi including the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations and Delhi Policy Group.
The Asia-Pacific Strategy Playbook Is Unfolding
Asia’s strategic landscape is fracturing as the US leans into burden-shifting, China expands its leverage through diplomacy and economic pressure, and regional powers recalibrate autonomously, producing a multipolar Indo-Pacific where…
American-Japanese-Korean Strategic Trilateral Pact: Alliances in Alignment?
Trilateral US–Japan–ROK security cooperation deepened in 2025 through major exercises, ministerial meetings, and new maritime frameworks, reinforcing deterrence amid rising North Korean and Chinese threats. However, political shifts, historical grievances,…
India’s Carbon Journey Toward Net-Zero
India’s carbon strategy balances growth with green transition, advancing renewables, electric mobility, and a new carbon market, yet coal dependence and uneven enforcement continue to challenge its path to net-zero.…
China’s Strategic Shift to ‘Small and Beautiful’ Projects
China’s “small and beautiful” projects mark a new phase in its global strategy, shifting from mega BRI infrastructure to targeted, community-based development that deepens influence across the Global South. At…