International Relations in India & Beyond
The current China India standoff in Eastern Ladakh has seen continued troop build-up, under the shadow of multiple rounds of talks at various levels. While military-level talks roll over to seventh round, amidst an...
The United States-China confrontation has been through the roof for the past few months. Both have a competitive advantage over the other; these advantages however get varied by circumstances. The maritime hegemony is the...
Japan’s longest-serving post-war prime minister Shinzo Abe’s legacy cannot be easily defined. The man was a revisionist nationalist & a pragmatic realist as well. The stark contrast clearly divided commentators within Japan & internationally...
Abstract Quad 1.0 emerged in 2007 during the high scale natural disaster in the Indo-Pacific region. Later on, Australia withdrew itself from this security dialogue. The major argument is, it’s a democratic alliance against...
Post-World War-I and following Paris Peace Conference, on 10 January 1920, the world got the first worldwide intergovernmental organization called the League of Nations (LON), headquartered in Geneva, with objective to prevent the repetition...
As much as Israeli’s desired land of their own and a nation for the Jewish people, an unfortunate by-product of the creation of the State of Israel was its own regional isolation. What began...
Concept of human security revolves around development and security. The people-centred approach in foreign policy not only protects but also equip people and societies for potential threats. After the disintegration of the Soviet Union,...
As the intra-Afghan negotiation goes on in Doha, the Afghan Government and the Taliban, in a historic first, are directly engaging with each other, in a bid to possibly end a four-decade-old war in...
Introduction Covid-19 is an unprecedented crisis which has challenged the rich and poor alike. Surely, the impact could vary depending on the financial capabilities, but the risks and life of the poor are going...
On 24th August 2020, Algeria has set 1st November as a date for a referendum on a new constitution primarily aimed at boosting democracy and enhancing the position of the parliament. The new constitution...
Event / Peacekeeping / United Nations
USI Annual UN Forum 2024: Changing Characters of Conflicts
27th November 2024
