International Relations in India & Beyond
Regionalism is the process of promoting economic, political, and cultural cooperation and integration within a particular region or geographic area. Regionalism can take many forms, and can involve efforts to reduce barriers to trade...
Under a well-thought plan, Bhutto falsified the separatist movement of Pushtuns, essentially an ethnic struggle of the Pathans, in guidance of ‘Frontier Gandhi’, Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan. The struggles of Pathans for a homeland...
The lingering COVID-19 scourge continues to devastate the global economy. Initial fears of an impending supply chain shock, arising from shuttered Chinese factories, have instead led to a moth-eaten global economy where rising supply...
The end of world war II gave birth to the worldwide trend of regionalism. Since then, regionalism has gradually evolved through two distinct periods, the Cold War period, and the post-Cold War period. During...
BIMSTEC was initiative taken up 7 nations of South East Asia namely, Bhutan, Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Nepal and Thailand with 14 sectoral principles which out enhance trade and economic growth in between...
Indian Union Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi has approved the signing of Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) amongst BRICS Nations on the Regional Aviation Partnership Cooperation viz. Brazil, Russia, India, China and...
If the notion that history repeats itself is accurate, it is nowhere truer than in the Middle East where the international community, caught by surprise by the 2011 popular Arab revolts, has reverted to...
