International Relations in India & Beyond
China is neither becoming a democracy as Western expects nor overthrowing the world order in the near future On 17 November, U.S. State Department issued a plan named The Element of the China Challenge...
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 United States of America have in the past ever since its founder George Washington passed the baton to john Adams successfully had transitioned from one leader to another. While the political system of...
In 1991, five Central Asian states announced their Independence from the authoritarian communist political system of the Soviet Union. As compared to European socialist republics democratisation process was very chaotic in Central Asia. Between...
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...
Since independence in 1947, democratic India, an uninterrupted practising democracy, rare in South Asia, has never had a close diplomatic engagement with the democratic US and US-lead strategic alliance NATO. This was despite being...
Who are the people of India? What are their rights? What are their claims on the Indian Constitution and on democracy? We the People, the fourth volume in the Rethinking India series, brings together...
Art and democracy share a profound relationship. Art has battled religious oppression, monarchy, the state, and the bourgeoisie in its aspiration for freedom. The leaders of the French Revolution, almost two centuries ago, transformed...
Recently as a revised free trade agreement between Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and Japan came into force, it has become pertinent to discuss the economic interests and influence of big foreign powers...
Contentions related to the Extradition Treaty of Hong Kong have resurfaced again. The Extradition Treaty initially was signed by Hong Kong with 20 different countries, of which many have now denied to ratify the...
