International Relations in India & Beyond
On the night of 15 June and the early morning of 16 June, Indian and Chinese soldiers were involved in a confrontation at the Galwan Valley, located at the Line of Actual Control (LAC)...
“The migrant crisis continues unabated. By better understanding the risks facing these people, we can do more to protect them.” – IOM spokesperson Leonard Doyle Nepalese migrant workers have been stranded in the Gulf States,...
As the world is grappling with a coronavirus pandemic and fragmented multipolar world, this would be interesting to speculate how India going to leverage its economic and security ties to deal with emerging discontent...
Although the dragon has loomed large peacefully in recent decades, the sudden aggressive turnaround has created new concerns in the region. During these hard times, when the whole world is grappling with COVID-19, the...
Once again India and china border scuffle have gathered the attention of domestic as well as international media. The foreign ministry of both the countries have confirmed that violent scuffle at Galwan Valley near...
“Muslim government would consult with a view to promoting among themselves close cooperation and mutual assistance in the economic, scientific, cultural and spiritual fields, inspired by the immortal teachings of Islam.” The aforementioned lines...
When the whole world is tackling the crisis of COVID-19, China is aggressively moving on its usual path. The military adventurism shown in the South China Sea depicts that China has kept aside the...
The Annals of Ancient History talk about the Chinese ‘Silk Road’ (c.200 B.C) as the founding rung in the concept of Trade diplomacy. Today, under Chinese President Xi Jinping, an advanced version of this...
Introduction This piece is in response to a recently published paper by the distinguished fellow at Brookings India, Shivshankar Menon, titled “India’s Foreign Affairs Strategy”, published in the Brookings India ‘Impact Series.’ In the...
Envisioning a canal that would connect the Gulf of Siam with the Andaman sea is no novelty. In the 17th century Thailand the issue was first assessed but later disposed of due to British...
