International Relations in India & Beyond
Averting the perils and menances of national security, US foreign policy has witnessed paradigm shifts in recent years. Apprehending the swift maneuvering of military expeditions and proliferating use of objects in the power play...
Excursion to the past On March 5, 1946, at Westminster College in the US state of Missouri, former British prime minister Winston Churchill delivered a famous speech that marked the beginning of a long-lasting...
The career diplomat U.S. President Joe Biden named to lead the Central Intelligence Agency is creating a high-level unit aimed at sharpening the agency’s focus on China, at a time of tense relations between...
The two Asian Giants have experienced a nadir in ties since the Galwan episode along the borders of Ladakh last year in June. The casualties in the clash were the first in the disputed...
Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) remains one of the lesser engaged regions in India’s foreign policy and as such the full potential of India-LAC relations is yet to be explored. In this interview...
A Russian actress and a film director blasted off for the International Space Station on Tuesday, beating Tom Cruise in the race to shoot the first movie in space. The Soyuz MS-19 spacecraft is...
The arms race and defence acquisition is a pattern of competitive procurement of military capabilities between two or more countries involving bureaucratic management and defence organizations turning their money into maximum military capacity. This...
The Nobel Peace Prize will be announced just three weeks before world leaders gather for a climate summit that scientists say could determine the future of the planet, one reason why prize watchers say...
Foreign minister, S Jaishankar in his book The India Way: Strategies for an Uncertain World, has put forward an understanding of the official mindset of India amid the anarchy and uncertainty that has been...
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: The American decision to leave Afghanistan to lessen the burden on the domestic economy, protect US troops, boost the nation’s security, and put an end to the “Forever War” in the Middle East...
