International Relations in India & Beyond
Introduction The role of non-governmental organizations is growing in the world today. However, the reverse process is taking place in the People’s Republic of China – it is still challenging for such organizations to...
The 21st-century world has got more democracies than its predecessor. Numbers of autocratic regimes are down to 80 in 2018 from 130 in 1950 and democracies are up and about 99 in 2018 from...
In recent times, ever since China has taken lead in tackling the virus, it has been noticed that many other countries are struggling with them, leading to further resentment and counter balance strategies being...
Once perceived as a promising group of emerging economies that could challenge the western dominance in the International System, the ability to cooperate of the BRICS may fade. BRICS is scheduled to meet next...
When the World Trade Organisation was established in 1995, it was intended to become a fundamental pillar of global peace and prosperity. However, in the past few years, its ability to achieve that important...
Political rhetoric may be all right in domestic politics, but certainly not right in diplomacy/international relations when the country is facing two powerful and nuclear weaponised sworn enemies from two sides with long borders...
Yoshihide Suga, Japan’s Chief Cabinet secretary has become Japan’s new Prime Minister after unfortunate resignation of Japan’s longest serving PM Shinzo Abe due to severe health conditions. Yoshihide Suda’s is emerging to take control...
The Indo-Pacific over the course of the past few years has emerged as an area of major interest in world politics. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaking at the Shangri La Dialogue in June...
In retaliation to a move by the United States which saw sanctions being imposed on officials of Beijing and Hong Kong, Beijing sanctioned 11 Americans including Senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz. The move...
Hypocrisy is the one word that captures the EU’s policy towards India, whereas delusion aptly describes its China policy. Instead of harping on soft-power, India must re-visit its EU policy in accordance with Realpolitik. ...
