International Relations in India & Beyond
Factors affecting the prolonged Brexit process The only thing about the United Kingdom (UK) that the world, in general, has been hearing over the last three years is one word, “Brexit”. To give you...
The Kurds & the Kurdistan Movement Kurds are an Iranian ethnic group of people who are native to the mountainous areas of West Asia, spread across four different nation-states namely Turkey, Iran, Syria and...
India needs a comprehensive water strategy There is no question today that India is facing several water-related issues including flooding, drought, solid and liquid waste management, sewage treatment, sanitation, health etc. A country like...
A “NATO-like” alliance in the Indo-Pacific? The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad) between four prominent democracies of the Indo-Pacific region namely India, the United States of America (USA), Japan and Australia, on the sidelines of...
External Affairs Minister (EAM) S. Jaishankar two weeks before his appointment remarked on India optimising its foreign relations by saying: “It means cultivating America, steadying Russia, managing China, enthusing Japan and attending to Europe’...
The need for India’s pro-active role With robust economic growth & democratic polity, powerful armed forces & hi-tech capabilities, India’s stature in the international arena has greatly improved. The country is one of the...
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...
India and Brazil are two similar middle powers, in terms of size, diversity, challenges, role in international arena etc. They are regional powers within their hemispheres separated by vast distances, however, share mutually overlapping...
