Confucius Institutes: Soft-power or a Trojan Horse to push China’s worldview
Chandrashekar TS Communist China created the Confucius Institutes (CIs) in 2004. It is China’s National Office for Teaching Chinese as…
Human Rights Violations by China in Tibet
Tanu Agrawal Introduction Tibet is a highly disputed region located between the mountainous borders of China, India, Nepal, and Bhutan.…
Nuclear War Threats by Russia, China, Pakistan and North Korea – Empty Rhetoric or Cause for Alarm?
“A nuclear war can never be won and must never be fought” President Ronald Reagan Nuclear warfare, also…
Opinion | The Pacific blunder of the West and a nonstarter AUKUS
Balaji Subramanian Alarm bells are ringing in the South Pacific after the government of Solomon Island signed a framework agreement…
Strategic Importance of AUKUS – Impact on China and Implication for India
Aatrayee Deka & Dr. Karamala Areesh Kumar AUKUS is a trilateral security pact between Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States of America to…
Politics of Oil between the US and Russia: India’s options in view of western sanctions
Isha Tripathi The heavy dependence of multiple countries, especially from the affluent part of the world, on Russian Energy resources…
Rescue Missions Post 2014 – Indicator of India’s revamped Foreign Policy
Anita Reddy Introduction The current events in Ukraine have again posed the question of safety of the large Indian diaspora…
Shanghai COVID-19 outbreak – Failure of Zero-COVID strategy and effect on China’s economy
Deeksha Singh D Shanghai has been plunged into an extended lockdown and some residents face some more days of isolation in…
Political Psychology of International Relations
Viswapramod C In international relations, three cognitive psychological concepts are used to understand and decode the behavioral aspects of political…
Russia-Ukraine war as it transpires – Who supports who?
The Russian and Ukrainian war that is ongoing has its origin in the tussle over the status of…