The diplomatic showdown over Chinese spying vessel
The past week saw a flurry of tense exchanges in the Indian subcontinent. The purported visit of a Chinese space and satellite tracking vessel to the port city of Hambantota in Sri Lanka raised...
Category: Indian Diplomacy
India’s G20 opportunity and implications of hosting it in Jammu and Kashmir
It is going to be the very first time that India will host the G20 summit. India will be taking the G20 presidency from December 2022 and will convene the G20 leader’s summit in...
US-India Relations in lieu of possible sanctions for the S-400 and the Ukraine crisis and China
India-US relations are one of the most stable and comprehensive relations in the current world order. Since back in the 1950s and 60s, the United States and India have been working to improve their...
India-Spain relations: Finding common ground
José Manuel Albares, Spain’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, visited India on June 15. This was his first official visit to India. Albares’ visit assumes importance since it is one of...
How India has kept the spirit of NAM alive
Introduction In the recent geopolitical scenario, India has truly shown the world that neutrality is a sign of great strength and has made a loud proclamation to the world about its independent and sovereign...
India’s team visit to Kabul is a strategic move and a message to Pakistan
After the Taliban took over Kabul, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed concerns and raised questions about the legitimacy of the new Afghan regime. He wanted the international community to decide on the critical question...
G20 Presidency: What could India bring to the table?
For the first time in the history of the G20, India will host the summit from 1st December 2022 and will convene the G20 Leaders summit in 2023. The G20 or Group of Twenty is an intergovernmental forum comprising...
Challenges to the regional institutions in South Asia
Introduction and historical background The history of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation is a very elaborate one. The organization was established in the year 1985 with the adoption of the charter by...
Decoding Indian Army Chief’s stated ‘whole-of-nation approach’
“The basic issue remains the resolution of the border. What we see is that China’s intent has been to keep the border issue alive. What we need as a country is a ‘whole-of-nation approach’...
India’s Foreign Policy Interests in South Asia under Modi’s Neighbourhood Strategy
Significance of South Asia The South Asian region consists of eight countries, including Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. The South Asian states failed to create a common identity, despite...
