International Relations in India & Beyond
Rising food costs, devaluing cash, and quickly draining forex reserves. This is the situation of the Sri-Lanka government today. With the government recently declaring a state of economic emergency and a series of steps...
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...
Oceans remains as one of the high precedence areas for sustainable development and therefore invited the attention on depletion of fish stocks, conservation of marine biodiversity, ocean acidification, destruction of habitats and occurrence of...
To emphasise the obvious, technology has an impact on geopolitics. Every day, fresh books and articles are published about how technology X may affect the politics of State Y. However, there are surprisingly few...
The Sixth Assessment IPCC report on Climate Change has revealed clearly than ever before as to how human activity has been wreaking havoc on our ecosystems and this has certainly started ringing alarm bells....
The future of Indo-Afghan bilateral economic relations presently is uncertain owing to the formation of the new interim government in Kabul on 15th August 2021 The vehement capture of Afghanistan by the Taliban forces...
Japan is going through the phase of turmoil in two fronts; political and economic. But unfortunately it is clubbed with continuous spike in regional tensions in East Asian sphere among its three arch competitors...
All the countries around the globe faced one of the greatest reversals of fortune in the socio-economic and political aspects of development when WHO declared COVID-19 as the global pandemic on 30th January 2020....
International financial markets have opened a window for African governments to diversify their funding sources from traditional multilateral institutions and foreign aid. For example, they can now borrow through issuing Eurobonds – these are...
Leftist school teacher Pedro Castillo was proclaimed Peru’s president-elect Monday, six weeks after a polarizing vote of which the results were delayed by claims of electoral fraud from his right-wing rival, Keiko Fujimori. The...
