International Relations in India & Beyond
The United Nations member states have finally reached an agreement on a “high seas treaty” aimed at protecting marine life in international waters, covering almost half of the planet. The treaty was the culmination...
Multilateralism refers to the practice of coordinating and working together between multiple countries to address global issues that transcend national borders. It is a key feature of the post-World War II international order and...
Bilateralism refers to a type of international relations in which two countries or groups engage in direct negotiations and agreements with one another. Bilateral relations are typically characterized by a focus on the specific...
John West reports from Australia on the enhanced trilateral security partnership called “AUKUS”, between Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States, which has been making waves in the Indo-Pacific and beyond. One of...
Foreign minister, S Jaishankar in his book The India Way: Strategies for an Uncertain World, has put forward an understanding of the official mindset of India amid the anarchy and uncertainty that has been...
The most dominant feature of globalization is the commercialization of internet since 1990s after invention of world wide web (www). It acted as a catalyst to the rapidly spreading phenomenon of globalization, and its...
New Delhi and Paris found many areas of cooperation in 2020, during times of many unprecedented uncertainties along with the two countries being wary about a change being witnessed in an interconnected international global...
The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) sets out a common, comprehensive approach to international migration. It aims at cooperation between states and promotes measures to strengthen regular migration pathways, to...
