Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Diplomatist - May 2023

Indian Democracy Is A Global Inspiration

While the world was watching with interest the results of the Turkish elections in the run off on May 28, which Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan won for a third term of five years, the Indian Prime Minister, Mr Narendra Modi, was announcing to the entire world and to the Indian people the inauguration of the new Indian Parliament (Lok Sabha) which adds a luminous canvas and a beacon of democracy that India offers to the world.

Human-AI Collaboration Could Be Transformative

But watchdogs and guardrails needed

INDIA'S OVERALL EXPORTS REGISTERS GROWTH AT 2% IN APRIL 2023

India's overall exports (merchandise + services) growth at 2% in April 2023. India's overall exports were USD 63.75 billion in April 2022. It has now increased to 65.02 in April 2023.

ON COMPREHENSIVE NATIONAL POWER (CNP): ANALYSIS AND DYNAMICS BETWEEN INDIA AND CHINA

Introduction China has rapidly become a global superpower in the twenty-first century. Many observers are of the opinion that China's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) already outpaces that of the United States.

IMPLICATIONS OF THE JAPAN-BANGLADESH STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP AMID INDO-PACIFIC GEOPOLITICS

On April 26th Bangladesh and Japan signed a strategic partnership agreement during Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's Japan visit.

INDIA-DENMARK PARTNERSHIP: PAVING THE WAY FOR GREEN INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABLE GROWTH

India and Denmark have strong economic, political, and cultural links that date back to the 1800s; this relationship has grown significantly in the past few years.

THE FIRST SEYCHELLOIS WOMAN HIGH COMMISSIONER TO THE REPUBLIC OF INDIA

In a conversation with Kanchi BATRA, Managing Editor, The Diplomatist, the High Commissioner of Seychelles, H.E. Ms. Lalatiana Accouche speaks on the existing relations between Seychelles and India and discusses the areas where the two countries can mutually work in partnership.

MARITIME SECURITY CHALLENGES AND RULE-BASED ORDER IN THE INDO-PACIFIC REGION

Maritime security challenges in the region include piracy, smuggling, human trafficking, and illegal fishing, among others. These challenges threaten the safety of seafarers, disrupt trade, and undermine the rule of law.

INDIA, ISRAEL AND UAE TRILATERAL

A MUTUALLY REINFORCING COOPERATION FOR SHARED PROSPERITY AND REGIONAL PEACE

ECUADOR ANNOUNCES THE WORLD'S BIGGEST BLUE-BOND SWAP TO PROTECT THE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS

The Ecuadorian government has announced a strategy to swap debt in favour of nature conservation; this will represent the most important move to preserve nature. This approach will save $1,100 billion, in debt for the country out of which, $450 million will be invested in the conservation of the Galapagos islands.