Dhaka: A Bridge between New Delhi and the East?
Bangladesh could be seen as an important bridge between India and Southeast Asia in terms of connectivity, trade. It is also one of the few countries which New Delhi has engaged properly with at...
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Making of the American Foreign Policy
‘America has no permanent friends or enemies, only interests‘ this quote by Henry Kissinger indicates a lot about the course of American foreign policy. The American foreign policy has evolved throughout its history that...
Non-Aligned Movement- A Farce in Indian Foreign Policy?
Few of DELHI’s bilateral relations get as much attention as its growing engagement with the USA and none of its global groupings generates as much political heat as the so-called QUAD- the quadrilateral security...
The Complicated U.S. Relationship with Cuba and Venezuela
Introduction This article arranges the developing relations among Cuba and Venezuela inside the setting of the Caribbean Basin and their ground-breaking northern neighbour, the United States. There is a characteristic competition among Cuba and...
Current Challenges in Europe: The United States Perspective
Despite problems over the years, The United States and European policymakers alike have valued an in-depth transatlantic partnership as serving their respective geostrategic and economic interests. U.S. and European policymakers have developed trust and well-honed habits...
Pakistan Army and the Milbus in Defining Foreign and Defence Policy
Pakistan’s military has expanded its tentacles across so many businesses, it has become a parallel economy in itself. Ayesha Siddiqa has termed it “milbus” which refers to “military capital that is used for the...
Bolsonaro and the Revolution in Brazilian Foreign policy: The Perils of Blind Ideology
Jair Bolsonaro has tried to revolutionize the foreign policy of Brazil, based on an anti-leftist and civilizational discourse. The new ideological paradigm is effectively eroding the traditional pillars of Brazilian foreign policy and its...
Commentary: Inexorable Changes in US Foreign Policy?
It seems to be an article of faith among many members of the U.S. foreign policy community that, whenever Donald Trump—and his administration—leaves office, a subsequent president (whether a Democrat or a non-Trumpist Republican)...
An analysis to the Middle-Eastern Policy of the Narendra Modi Government
PM Modi understood the exceptional importance of relations with the Middle East that included Israel too. Hence a rounded and balanced relationship was to follow –Ambassador Anil Trigunayat* The Middle East especially the Gulf...
Press release by MEA on Doklam disengagement understanding
On August 28, India and China have agreed to de-escalate two months-long territorial standoff in the Himalayas, ahead of the 9th BRICS summit. MEA Press release on the long Doklam Standoff In recent weeks, India...
