The Future of QUAD: From an underdog to becoming a Disruptive minilateral
Viswapramod C It’s almost a no-brainer that the principal adversary for all four countries of the Quad happens to be…
The Sri Lankan Fiasco – Economic Crisis leading to a Political Crisis: An Early Warning or Alarming Call in South Asia?
Sanghamitra Mallick Protestors opposed the Gotabaya government with the slogan ‘Gota Go Home’ in response to Sri Lankan President Gotabaya…
Can Religion-based Demographic Imbalance Divide Countries?
Swara Murthy Startling revelations after Dr Mohan Bhagwat cited East Timor, South Sudan and Kosovo as case studies for Demographic…
Discriminatory Practices, Lopsided Interventions and Crisis Mismanagement – Why the IMF needs immediate reforms?
Rajika Kanungo INTRODUCTION At the Bretton Woods Conference in July 1944, 44 allied nations were invited to create a postwar…
BRI: Economic Connectivity or a Debt-Trap?
Noureen Mansoor & Dr. Karamala Areesh Kumar BRI plays a significant role in the rise of China. Connects the Chinese economy with Asia, Europe and…
The Tussle for Maritime Dominance in the Indian Ocean Region
Azhar Shaik India’s 95 per cent of trade by volume and 68 per cent by value comes through the Indian…
Analyzing India’s Stand on Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Walking the Tightrope
Larissa Clitus In a multilateral world where India is desperate to make inroads. Russia provides the most security to the…
Understanding the ‘Jaishankar Doctrine’ in India’s Foreign policy
Dr Jaishankar is following the approach of decoloniality in confronting the western hegemony. Managing the challenges by facing…
Technology – An Emerging Axis of Geopolitics
Abhishek Kumar The turn of the century in the late 1990s that paved the way for the “Information Age” leaves…
Iran Claims Bahrain: Disruption in West Asia
Anmol Kumar & Rahul Ajnoti British-ruled Bahrain was claimed by Iran for the first time in 1957, when it was under the Shah’s…