Tagged: Long Reads

7th February 2019

China – a brief economic and institutional history

Over the last two decades, China has been a major source of fascination for many of us because of its booming economy and speedy modernization. It has seen unimaginable levels of consistent economic growth...

Defence / Indian Diplomacy / Indian Ocean / Indo – Pacific / Opinion

4th July 2018

Future of Nation State Concept in the Era of Global Interdependence: Options for India in the Indo-Pacific

The ‘Middle Powers’ of Asia must utilise this opportunity to form an ‘Indo-Pacific Regional Forum/Federal Structure’, to assist the small nations and ensure peace and stability within this region – Maj Gen Rajiv...

International Law / United Nations

21st February 2018

Understanding the traditional concept of “Responsibility to Protect”: Challenges in Humanitarian Intervention with special emphasis on International Law

It is imperative for international communities to formally assess and analyse a “humanitarian crisis” before formulating a “humanitarian intervention” response, especially in the light of international legal norms established for crimes against humanity and...

Bilateral / Multilateral Documents / Middle East Monitor

12th February 2018

Reviewing the “derailment” of Arab-Peace Initiative: Objectives and dilemmas

One of the most important “possible point of confrontation” is Israeli’s foreign policy towards Palestine and its rapidly increasing military deployment and settlement within West Bank. In accordance with the Oslo Accord, large sections...