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The Brahmaputra River as a Transboundary Water Resource: Lessons from Costa Rica?

Oct 14, 20226 min read

The Brahmaputra River as a Transboundary Water Resource: Lessons from Costa Rica?

By Sanchita Borah Costa Rica tried involving OAS in deciding Nicaragua’s encroachment in disputed territory in 2010, when the issue of...

More complications for India in new phase of Ukraine conflict

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Oct 4, 20224 min read

More complications for India in new phase of Ukraine conflict

By Prof. Gulshan Sachdeva With hardened western stance, India’s room for maneuvering is going to be much more limited in the new phase of...

Blog Special: The Indian Bid for Permanent Membership of the UN Security Council

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Oct 1, 20225 min read

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Blog Special: The Indian Bid for Permanent Membership of the UN Security Council

By Prof. Bharat H Desai Apart from the claim of India and others, the question of veto remains the bone of contention. Will the P5 allow...

India’s policy of multi-alignment tested amid ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict

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Sep 28, 20224 min read

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India’s policy of multi-alignment tested amid ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict

By Prof. Swaran Singh India's policy of multi-alignment has been on full display throughout the past several weeks. In addition to...

India and CELAC Meeting – Making headway towards improved relations

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Sep 27, 20224 min read

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India and CELAC Meeting – Making headway towards improved relations

By Dr. Aprajita Kashyap CELAC (Community of Latin American and Caribbean States), is a unique regional bloc that brings together all...

China Storming Arunachal Bastion in Vain

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Sep 16, 20227 min read

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China Storming Arunachal Bastion in Vain

By Prof. Srikanth Kondapalli While the nation’s attention is drawn acutely to the western sector of the border between India and China in...

What message does India send by opting out of IPEF trade policy pillar?

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Sep 16, 20223 min read

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What message does India send by opting out of IPEF trade policy pillar?

By Prof. Gulshan Sachdeva Staying away from a key IPEF pillar negotiations is not good optics for a confident nation, and a key...

Indo-Pacific Economic Framework: Opportunity and challenge

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Sep 12, 20225 min read

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Indo-Pacific Economic Framework: Opportunity and challenge

By Prof. Amita Batra India's ability to successfully conclude its FTAs with the EU and Australia, according to schedule, will signal to...

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Sep 12, 20224 min read

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Matter of time

By Prof. Swaran Singh BRICS expansion is inevitable in light of developed countries' unwillingness to give developing countries greater...

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Sep 10, 20224 min read

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Will India walk out of IPEF?

By Prof. Swaran Singh As part of the hyperactive senior official- and minister-level talks launched during US President Joe Biden's visit...

India-UK Ties | Prime Minister Liz Truss will further boost bilateral relations

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Sep 9, 20223 min read

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India-UK Ties | Prime Minister Liz Truss will further boost bilateral relations

By Prof. Gulshan Sachdeva Though new British Prime Minister Liz Truss’ initial focus will be on domestic economic agenda, and the war in...

Bangladeshi PM’s India visit to provide a positive spin for S Asia

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Sep 2, 20225 min read

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Bangladeshi PM’s India visit to provide a positive spin for S Asia

By Prof. Swaran Singh Sheikh Hasina plans a four-day visit next week to further already strong bilateral ties World leaders have begun to...

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Aug 23, 20225 min read

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The Enduring Idea of NAM

By Pratik Mall The largest multilateral organization outside of the UN is the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), a coalition of around 120...

Middle Kingdom: Gunboat Diplomacy with Chinese Characteristics

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Aug 23, 20224 min read

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Middle Kingdom: Gunboat Diplomacy with Chinese Characteristics

By Prof. Srikanth Kondapalli Why the Yuan Wang 5’s Arrival in Sri Lanka is Consequential for South Asia Despite serious reservations...

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Aug 15, 20224 min read

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India of Sita, Draupadi, Kannagi

By Prof. Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit We need to rediscover and reinvent our civilisational journey The journey of India at 75 to India at...

Reeling Under Unpredictability: India’s Changing Strategic Environment

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Aug 11, 20224 min read

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Reeling Under Unpredictability: India’s Changing Strategic Environment

By Srijan Sharma The world order has witnessed three strategic shocks- first is the COVID-19 pandemic; second US unceremonious exit from...

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Jul 25, 20225 min read

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Chinese business giants lose steam

By Prof. Srikanth Kondapalli Recent actions against Chinese companies, in India and elsewhere, are impacting economic ties with China....

The Repurposed UN Trusteeship Council for the Future: PART – II: A New Mandate in the New Context

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Jul 24, 20224 min read

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The Repurposed UN Trusteeship Council for the Future: PART – II: A New Mandate in the New Context

By Prof. Bharat H. Desai In view of the global environmental challenges in the Anthropocene epoch, the revived and repurposed UN...

The Repurposed UN Trusteeship Council for the Future: PART – I: The Context and the Idea

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Jul 24, 20226 min read

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The Repurposed UN Trusteeship Council for the Future: PART – I: The Context and the Idea

By Prof. Bharat H. Desai In view of constraints of the SIS Blog space, this article will appear in Part – I and Part – II. On 15 July...

New ‘West Asian Quad’ makes bold promises

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Jul 17, 20226 min read

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New ‘West Asian Quad’ makes bold promises

By Prof. Swaran Singh The I2U2 Group comprising India, Israel, the UAE and the US has offered a new template to tackle unfolding...

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