International Relations in India & Beyond
China recently hosted a meeting with 10 ASEAN countries foreign ministers, much ahead of the anticipated G7 meeting in Cornwall, this week. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi organized a virtual meet with his counterparts...
India is the largest democracy in the world. India maintains a democratic environment within its own country, but in the international arena, it is largely cornered. The current picture of India is very sad...
Quad: Empty talk club or potential security risk? Quad nations expressed their commitment to an open, free, and rules-based Indo-Pacific through a joint vision statement issued after their first-ever Summit in March. The very next day,...
Four nations Quadrilateral Security Dialogue shortly called Quad has seen many up and down between its inception post-2004 Tsunami, which caused massive loss of lives and destruction to infrastructures in South and South-East Asia,...
One of the most contentious fronts for ongoing geopolitical tensions between China and India has been the Sino-Indian border near Tibet. In 1962, these tensions first erupted into a war between the two countries,...
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 Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov visited India as part of his Asian Tour, for a two-day bilateral visit. The visit included a brief discussion on the current status of the bilateral relations with...
