From Aid Recipient to Agenda Setter: India’s Development Diplomacy in Africa and the Indo-Pacific
India’s development diplomacy is characterised by partnership-based engagement, making it an agenda-setter that presents an alternative to the…
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India’s development diplomacy is characterised by partnership-based engagement, making it an agenda-setter that presents an alternative to the…
A key takeaway from the visit was India’s announcement of a US$200 million Line of Credit to modernise…
Contrasting Approaches: While China focuses on resource extraction and strategic leverage through “debt-trap diplomacy,” India emphasizes humanitarian needs,…
The 2024 China-Africa Summit, held in Beijing from September 4-6, is a pivotal event for the development of…
In response to the ongoing threats from Western countries, the military regimes of Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger…
Despite the liberation, France continues to hold the national reserves of fourteen African nations. France asked for a…
Challenges that remain for President William Ruto of Kenya include navigating the current crisis and balancing political and…
Ethiopia’s recognition of Somaliland is primarily driven by its strategic need for access to the Red Sea, a…
Newly elected President of Senegal Bassirou Diomaye Faye has promised to review oil and gas deals with Western…
The African response to the Israeli-Gaza conflict is multifaceted, reflecting historical alliances, diplomatic considerations, and evolving geopolitical dynamics.…