Between Ballots and Bayonets: Myanmar’s Controlled Transition in a Contested Indo-Pacific
Aayush Pal While the election process appeared democratic externally, it represents a strategic shift in governance, where the military operates…
SAARC, Sovereignty, Strategic Recalibration: India’s Response to Bangladesh’s New Foreign Policy Posture
Saisha Kamla Dudha The interim government led by Mohammad Yunus in Dhaka signals shifts in Bangladesh's foreign policy as the relationship…
India’s Multilateral Engagements: An Analysis
Riddhik Parashar India’s strategy of multilateral engagement has been imperative when it comes to the concept of “strategic autonomy” where…
Pakistan a Liability for SAARC – ‘India Way’ the Path Ahead for South Asia?
Ashish Varghese Mathew The most significant problem in SAARC is the problem of member countries like Pakistan, sponsoring, promoting and sheltering…
The End of SAARC?
Dr. Karamala Areesh Kumar, Niranjana R Nair & Lalitha S Regional organizations in South Asia will fail to reach full potential in the absence of higher levels of…
As 17th BIMSTEC Ministerial Meeting gets underway, here is a brief overview of the sub-regional group
SamvadaWorld Staff BIMSTEC aims to accelerate economic growth and social progress among members across multiple sectors — trade, technology, energy,…