Raja Mohan

India remains dependent on the West for capital, technology, markets and security, while deepening ties with Russia and China for strategic reasons,

• said Mohan, a professor of American studies at Jindal Global University
  Deutsche Welledw.com/en/india…Sep 11, 13:31

Russia is no longer in a position to help India balance China,

• Mohan, a professor of American Studies at Jindal Global University, told DW
  Deutsche Welledw.com/en/modi…Aug 31, 11:47

I see it more as evidence of the Arab states' continuing inability to build a dependable regional security system and, importantly, as Saudi Arabia hedging against uncertainty over the reliability of the US security umbrella,

• Mohan said
  Deutsche Welledw.com/en/should…Aug 18, 14:25

For India, this should be a warning that New Delhi cannot remain primarily a diplomatic and economic player in the Gulf. It needs greater military reach in the region and deeper, practical security and defense relationships with individual Middle Eastern countries,

• Mohan said
  Deutsche Welledw.com/en/should…Aug 18, 14:25

Pakistan does not view its border problem with Afghanistan as merely cartographic but existential,

• FP columnist C. Raja Mohan argued at the time
  Foreign Policyforeignpolicy.com/2026/02…Feb 27, 20:59

With Gaza still under fire and regional tensions heightened by Iran's diminished but still consequential role, Modi's Israel visit underscores India's effort to advance hard interests without being drawn into regional camps,

• Mohan, a distinguished professor of American Studies at Jindal Global University, told DW
  Deutsche Welledw.com/en/modi…Feb 25, 13:00