Dynamics of India’s policy of Non-alignment
The working of the foreign policy of India since the 1990s has resulted in a happy note with the simultaneous expansion of good relations with the all major powers, growing importance in Asia and...
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ASEAN at Crossroads: Nonaligned Movement has no alternative
As the present world order weakens, the mega confrontations have appeared more likely: On its post-Soviet revival quest, Russia becomes increasingly assertive in Euro-MED theatre and beyond. The Sino-American relations are increasingly adversarial, with...
Non-Aligned Movement- A Farce in Indian Foreign Policy?
Few of DELHI’s bilateral relations get as much attention as its growing engagement with the USA and none of its global groupings generates as much political heat as the so-called QUAD- the quadrilateral security...
India’s multi-alignment: How long before taking sides?
PM Modi ever since his inception in 2014 has laid a strong emphasis on his foreign policy, from “Neighborhood First” to “Act East” to enhancing engagement with the US, Russia, China, the European Union...
Rethinking Russia-India-China (RIC) Cooperation
Russia-India-China, a pan geographic trilateral that goes beyond regionalism with its unique convergence of geography, foreign policy philosophy, and economic ascent. In a unipolar world spearheaded by the United States, these three countries positioned...
The Diplomacy of Awards
Arguably, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Damoderdas Modi is the most decorated Head of Government by several foreign governments and that too in a short period of less than five years. The most recent one...
Biden’s “America First is America Alone” and Korea’s Dilemma
South Korea’s diplomatic strategy necessary in the era of Biden’s confederation diplomacy The liberal international order and the momentum of global cooperation were greatly weakened through the last US presidential term. Consequently, the world...
Book Review – Making India Great: The Promise of a Global Power
India, currently, is being seen as an aspiring global power, ever since it has opened up its economy in 1991 from a tight socialist structure, filled with many barriers including trade licensing, state control...
President Biden and South Asia
The election of Joe Biden as the 46th President of the United States (US) has generated much interest in the Indian subcontinent about the future of Washington’s engagement with the region after the tumultuous...
India’s new term at the United Nations Security Council: A road to reviving leadership?
India is all eyes now as it is set to begin the 8th term at the United Nations Security Council. Prior this term, India was a member of the UNSC from 1991-1992 and 2011-2012...
