Can The Eurasian Penta Be Imagined?
The Eurasian Penta has become the need of the hour in the backdrop of the Indo-Pacific Quad. The main argument is that this Quad would further create a rift and put India and...
Category: Bilateral/ Multilateral Relation
The Historic Pact of the Caspian Sea: The multilateral marine law dispute
Sunday marked the signing of a historic deal between Russia, Iran, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Turkmenistan over the legal status of the Caspian Sea, which has been a matter that has undergone constant dispute and...
The changing domestic political scenario of Bangladesh and its influence on India’s Foreign Policy
India since the liberation of Bangladesh has favoured Mujibur Rahman whose daughter is the current Prime Minister of Bangladesh and the opposition leader Begum Khaleda Zia leading the BNP has been favoured by...
Would India Expect Halcyon Days Ahead From Pakistan’s PM In-Waiting Imran Khan?
On 25 July 2018, Pakistan’s 11th General Election has taken place. The PTI (led by PM-in-waiting Imran Khan) had become the largest party, although it has not reached to the magic number of 137...
Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Rwanda, Uganda and South Africa: A New Establishment for Indian Diplomacy
Africa and India have always maintained a warm history of colonialism and today they share the same path for developments in their respective nations. Geographically, Africa and India’s location had proven to be strategic...
Deconstructing Wuhan- the formally informal summit?
The recent Xi Jinping- Narendra Modi bonhomie in Wuhan, billed as the ‘first informal summit’ between the leaders of both the countries, has generated much brouhaha in the policy-making circles across the globe. Analysts...
Advancement of Malaysian foreign policy, together with a view of Malaysian-Indian Relations
The stage is set for further cooperation and diplomacy to occur between Malaysia and India. The former is poised to tap into potential partners for economic development while the latter is attempting to...
New Malaysian government suspends construction of major Belt and Road rail project
The project owner of Malaysia’s US$20 billion East Coast Railway Link has told its main Chinese contractor to suspend work, both companies said on Wednesday (Jul 4), raising uncertainty about the future of part...
Interview: India-Seychelles Strategic Relations by Maj. Gen. Rajiv Narayanan
Former ADGMO Indian Armed Forces, Maj. Gen. Rajiv Narayanan, AVSM, VSM speaks to The Kootneeti Editor Prerna Sanjay about Seychelles’ strategic importance to India as it lies close to global lanes of shipping and...
16 EU leaders to attend migrant crisis talks: Official
Brussels The leaders of 16 EU countries have now signaled their interest in joining a migrant crisis summit in Brussels Sunday aimed at finding a solution to who deals with asylum seekers. European Commission chief...
