Europe’s China Policy Shift: Trade Diversion and India’s Manufacturing Challenge
Parag Gilada The European Union arrives in the Chinese capital with a mission to compel Beijing to take concrete measures…
From Hangzhou to Ahmedabad: India’s March Towards Sporting Power
As India relentlessly expands its geopolitical footprint, its sporting trajectory from the historic, multi-discipline performance at the Hangzhou…
Architects of the Southern Arena: Decoding the Strategic Imperatives of the Visakhapatnam BRICS Sports Summit
The declaration, which was unanimously endorsed by the delegates, signals the BRICS nations’ shared understanding of the need…
A Tectonic Shift in Eurasian Security: Decoding the Mecca Pact and the Counter-Alignment of India, the UAE, and Israel
The agreement, signed by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Pakistani Prime…
Soft Power on the Fast Track- The Unsung Victory of Sports Diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific
The presentation of the Australia-India Sports Roadmap is a quantum leap in statecraft beyond a conventional maritime security…
Beyond Borders, Onto Podiums: How the Sports Passport Can Weaponise India’s Global Soft Power
The Sports Passport is not just a pamphlet but a nuanced instrument of engagement with a diaspora, a…
The Silicon Siege: How the West Asian Crisis Rebuilt the Military-Industrial Complex
With the inclusion of venture-backed tech giants, or the "Silicon Insurgents", the triangle has changed into a diamond.…
From Diaspora to Leverage: How Ryan Williams Reflects India’s Football Diplomacy and Soft Power
The integration of Williams exemplifies Diaspora Diplomacy, which leverages the Overseas Citizen of Indian Origin (OCI) community's living…
When Foreign Policy Comes Home: Why India Needs Domestic Public Diplomacy
India must move beyond a reactive public relations approach and adopt a more proactive model of domestic public…
Giants’ Shadows: How Small Nation States Cling to Powerhouses for Survival
Historically, small nation-states have depended on patron nations to sustain their status as independent entities.