Editor

Dear Reader,

The international system is undergoing structural change. Power balances are shifting, strategic competition is intensifying, and established institutions face growing strain. In this environment, clarity is essential. The Hind was founded to provide disciplined analysis of international relations at a time when global affairs demand seriousness and intellectual rigor.

We examine strategy, diplomacy, geopolitics, economic statecraft, and security as interconnected forces shaping the global order. Our coverage is grounded in evidence, informed by history, and attentive to long-term structural trends rather than short-term noise. We believe international affairs should be studied with restraint, precision, and a commitment to analytical depth.

From India, we engage the world with a clear understanding of its complexity. India’s rising role in global politics requires careful assessment of alliances, competition, regional dynamics, and institutional reform. The Hind situates India within the broader architecture of global power while maintaining an international perspective.

This publication speaks to policymakers, scholars, diplomats, and readers who value reasoned argument over rhetoric. In an era of uncertainty, The Hind seeks to contribute thoughtful analysis and informed perspective to the ongoing debate about the future of international order.

With conviction,
Sachin Aggarwal
Editor-in-Chief
The Hind