Interview: New Delhi’s Tibet Dilemma
Xi Jinping most awaited India visit is due next week. Chennai is ready to host Chinese president, who’ll be meeting Indian Prime Minister Modi in the second informal meet, after the first one in...
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Interview: India-Russia Relations and the New World Order
Russia and the erstwhile Soviet Union proved to be an all-weather ally to India. However, in the last two decades, Geopolitics of Asia and the world beyond changed drastically, the world has witnessed the...
Connecting the Global South: Indian President’s Visit to Bolivia and Chile | Interview
Indian President Ram Nath Kovind’s recent visit to Bolivia and Chile was indeed a success and another milestone in India’s approach towards the Latin American policies Abhinav Kaushal, The Kootneeti’s Program Coordinator for Latin...
SDG 13: Climate Action | What you need to know
The Earth’s climate is changing, with severe consequences for our daily lives and the resilience of our countries. Climate change is disrupting national economies, People are experiencing changing weather patterns, rising sea levels, and...
Interview: The Radicalisation of Internet
Internet’s impact on mainstream media, and the way people communicate with one another and disseminate information has become a subject of serious study for journalists, academics and policymakers alike. While it has been a...
Interview: Privatization of Warfare and Mercenaries
The involvement of Private Military Companies in warfare is not new. However, in recent armed conflicts their numbers have increased significantly and the nature of their activities has changed, leading some commentators to speak...
Interview: Dragon’s ambitions in the Gulf
At a time when the “Belt and Road” Initiative (BRI) is becoming an integral part of China’s Economic Policy, ties with the Gulf countries will be on priority for Beijing. Energy is one of...
Interview: An impassable road between Rome and Beijing
Chinese President Xi Jinping just returned from a visit to Europe to promote the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), China’s unprecedented plan to expand its geopolitical reach. As Rome and Beijing signed a major deal on the...
Interview: Why the closure of Burundi’s UN human rights office is a major setback
After 23 years, the UN Human Rights Office in Burundi has closed – at the insistence of the country’s government. The Conversation Africa’s Moina Spooner spoke to Professor Christof Heyns, who was Chair of...
Interview: Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on Bolton’s visit to Moscow
Question: Why did US National Security Adviser John Bolton come to Moscow? Sergey Lavrov: To talk. There are many matters we need to discuss. We appreciate it that it is US National Security Adviser...
