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THE IMPACT OF INDIA-US DEFENSE COLLABORATION AGREEMENTS
THE IMPACT OF INDIA-US DEFENSE COLLABORATION AGREEMENTS
THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 GLOBAL PANDEMIC ON THE US-INDIA RELATIONS
THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 GLOBAL PANDEMIC ON THE US-INDIA RELATIONS
NEED TO DECONSTRUCT THE INDIA-CHINA-US TRIANGLE
Since the turn of the millennium, coinciding with the realization that the Cold War had ended, the geo-political and geo-economic center of the world shifted from the Atlantic Ocean to what is now called the Indo-Pacific Region.
RISING UP TO THE OCCASION INDIA AS THE NEXT GLOBAL MANUFACTURING HUB
“As the world starts to distance itself from the PRC owing to its alleged role in obfuscating the origins of the Coronavirus and its ever belligerent stance, India stands at the crossroads of history poised to attract investors and rise up the occasion as the world’s next manufacturing hub.
LAUNCH OF A NEW PARTNERSHIP IN INDIA
LAUNCH OF A NEW PARTNERSHIP IN INDIA
EMERGENCE OF INDIA AS A PREFERRED INVESTMENT DESTINATION
India’s national investment promotion agency Invest India has bagged the 2020 United Nations Investment Promotion Award that is given by UNCTAD.
INDIA IS SETTING THE RIGHT TRACK TO ATTRACT AND LEVERAGE THE FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS POST-PANDEMIC
The pandemic that the world is facing for a year now has brought tremendous changes in the spheres of economics and geopolitics especially, away from China.
India's Growing Influence In Gulf States
The Gulf States are at the centre of India'sLook West Policy’ and form the core of the ‘Extended Neighbourhood Policy’ vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Joe Biden, China And The Indo-Pacific
As Joe Biden takes official charge as the 46th President of the United States of America, he will be confronting a number of foreign policy challenges.
The Biden Administration And The Future Of India-US Ties
The four years of Trump’s presidency have been disruptive, to say the least, for domestic politics in the United States as well as for America’s engagement with the rest of the world.
LESSONS FROM INDIA'S FOOD SAFETY NETS & RESPONSE TO COVID-19
2020 marks not just a watershed moment for humanity in terms of health, social and economic disruption caused by the Coronavirus pandemic but also one of the most challenging periods for the developmental gains that the world leaders and institutions have made over decades towards ending poverty and hunger.
“RWANDA IS PARTISAN OF A CLEAN AND EQUITABLE WORLD TRADE ENVIRONMENT”
Diplomatist Business Editor, Kanchi Batra interviewed the new High Commissioner of Rwanda to India, where the envoy discussed Rwanda’s strategic relationship with India and how the two countries continue to evolve and cooperate to add value to their relations. She also talked about the unique aspects of Rwanda’s business culture and exciting opportunities for future growth.
VIRTUAL DIPLOMACY IN PANDEMIC TIMES
Diplomacy is the profession, activity, or skill of managing international relations, typically by a country’s representatives abroad. It is the art of dealing with people in a sensitive and tactful way.
INDIA'S ANNOYING DRAGON INFESTATION IN ITS POOL
The Indian Ocean Region (IOR) is undoubtedly one of the most significant areas on the entire planet and covering roughly 20% of the global water expanse.
INDIA'S COOPERATION WITH NEIGHBOURING COUNTRIES FOR VACCINE DEVELOPMENT
In 1969, the Indian pharmaceutical industry had a 5 percent share of the market and the global pharma industry had a 95 percent share.
INDIA AND THE UNSC: SECURITISATION OF HEALTH DURING COVID-19
India’s inclusion in the UN Security Council (UNSC) has prompted discussion on India’s role in global security and its intersection with public health issues.
EXTRAORDINARY TIMES NEED EXTRAORDINARY MEASURES, BUT WHAT MEASURES?
Covid-19 in early 2020 which hasn’t yet been tamed despite near about year-long efforts
CHASING THE SUN: INDIA'S “INTERNATIONAL SOLAR ALLIANCE” IN THE POST-COVID WORLD
Recently, India welcomed the CLMV countries (Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam) to join the International Solar Alliance (ISA) as well as the Resilient Supply Chain Initiative by India, the Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) as per the statement of the Minister of State for External Affairs, Government of India (GOI).
How Covid-19 Impacted Multilateral Diplomacy
Adjusting to the “new normal” multilateralism
Opportunities For India In Afghanistan
The current discourse on Afghanistan is concentrating on the American military drawdown from there, but the nature of the subsequent polity with the Taliban in a dominant position is the subject of real concern for common Afghans and for India.
“INDIA STANDS IN SOLIDARITY WITH ITS FRIENDS IN AFRICA DURING THE PRESENT HEALTH CRISIS”
Diplomatist Business Editor, Kanchi Batra interviewed Shri A. Ajay Kumar, High Commissioner of India to Uganda, regarding the India-Uganda relation and cooperation amid the COVID-19 period.
WHY THE QUAD'S MALABAR DRILL MAKES CHINA NERVOUS?
Introduction to the QUAD
THE AFRICAN UNION AND REGIONAL INTEGRATION IN AFRICA
Improving regional cooperation and integration has long been a priority for African states and regional organisations.
INDIA – SOUTH AFRICA RELATIONS: HISTORICAL GOODWILL AND A VISION FOR THE FUTURE
INDIA – SOUTH AFRICA RELATIONS: HISTORICAL GOODWILL AND A VISION FOR THE FUTURE
WHY INDIA-SOUTH AFRICA BOND MATTERS
In 2020, South African Indians will be celebrating 160 years of transitioning from bondage to freedom.
REGIONAL COOPERATION AGAINST COVID IN DEALING WITH HEALTH PANDEMICS IN AFRICA
There has been much interest in how Africa seems to have comparatively avoided the worst of the coronavirus pandemic outbreaks that have ravaged so much of the rest of the world. This is not to say that Africa is and will not suffer from the global COVID impact.
CAADP - ACHIEVING PROSPERITY THROUGH AGRICULTURE IN AFRICA
Africa is bestowed with vastly abundant environmental and agricultural resources, yet the continent has remained a net food importer.
THE PRIVATIZATION OF INDIA'S DEFENSE SECTOR
LIMITATIONS AND PROSPECTS
HOW COVID-19 WILL RESHAPE AFRICA'S TIES WITH INDIA
Those who believe in cyclical theories of history argue the infamous stock market crash of 1929 signalled the failure of markets and paved the way for a bigger state, which then led to the New Deal in America and welfare states in Europe.
BECA, SIGN OF NEW EQUILIBRIUM IN INDO-US RELATIONS
India and the World