Kashmir attacks, India must reassert its strategic discipline and diplomatic standing to reclaim its Indo-Pacific momentum.

Abhishek Kadiyala is a Master’s student at King's College London, majoring in Intelligence and International Security. He specialises in South Asia, Indo-Pacific strategy and regional geopolitics.

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