International Relations in India & Beyond
The final days of the Trump administration were marked by a largely unnoticed announcement which could turn out to be a milestone in the US-China competition for economic influence in Latin America and possibly...
As several vaccine makers worldwide are publishing preliminary data showing efficacy rates of 90 percent and higher, China too has been busy with producing a vaccine. How precise this vaccine is remains to be...
Bolivia, known for its coffee, gas and mineral resources has witnessed quite a lot of political upheavals. In 2009 Bolivia adopted a new Constitution and underwent a metamorphosis in its official nomenclature from the...
There is perhaps no time like the present for reflecting on globalization, the buzzword of the century, but a word that may now be under threat. For example, China showed that global trade and...
A country sitting on the world’s biggest oil reserves which was one of the fastest rising Latin American economies with a relatively stable democracy is now the region’s poorest performer in terms of GDP...
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...
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...
China’s growing interest in the South American country Argentina comes off as no surprise keeping in mind the ‘influence’ it is hovering, over its neighbouring countries in last few years and also taking a...
A bout of dictatorship and massacres the kinds that the human civilization have witnessed during the rule of dictator Nazi-Hitler in Germany between 1933 to 1945 during which brutal Jewish Holocaust happened followed by...
Venezuela, a once prosperous nation succumbed to financial owes since 2014 due to its structural economic mismanagement despite possessing the world’s largest crude oil reserves. Overspending, a non-diversified economy and plummeting international oil prices...
