International Relations in India & Beyond
15th August 1947 marked India’s independence from nearly two centuries of British Raj. Nehru’s ‘unity in diversity’ echoed India’s unique strength as a soon to be rising power in the international system. But despite...
Last year, the far-right populist leader, Jair Bolsonaro, was elected as the President of Brazil in a narrow victory against his more leftist rival, Fernando Haddad. Bolsonaro ran his presidential campaign with a fervent...
Democracies all across the globe are slowly subsuming into a dichotomy created from the polarization of both left-wing and right-wing politics. This, coupled with the rise in populism, has divided ordinary public opinion and...
Not more than three weeks ago, Britain found itself amidst another political turmoil with the election of the Conservative Party leader, Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson, as the new Prime Minister of the country....
The Bangladeshi Independence in 1971 came as an enormous victory for India over its longstanding geopolitical rival, Pakistan. But this Liberation War also unfolded an unprecedented immigration crisis in North-East India, one which the...
Early this month, Turkey received shipments of the first parts of the Russian developed S-400 missile defence system. This shipment comes under direct conflict with Turkey’s deal with the United States for the purchase...
The Indian Budget for the financial year 2019-2020 broke several expectations and perhaps set a new trajectory for economic progress in India. The Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, broke the age-old tradition of arriving to...
