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Geopolitical Ripples from Russia - Ukraine war

Aug 2, 20234 min read

Geopolitical Ripples from Russia - Ukraine war

By Dr. Vaishali Krishna There is a remarkable change in international affairs as several Nations have shown a range of reactions toward...

Ukraine war has become hostage to big powers’ geopolitics

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Feb 28, 20236 min read

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Ukraine war has become hostage to big powers’ geopolitics

By Prof. Swaran Singh The central threat of both Putin’s and Biden’s speeches underlines their determination to expand instead of end...

Why Ukraine war is an inflection point for India’s foreign policy

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Feb 28, 20236 min read

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Why Ukraine war is an inflection point for India’s foreign policy

By Prof. Swaran Singh India is once again being seen as the voice of the Global South that regards the West's attention on Ukraine as a...

One Year of Russia-Ukraine War: No end in sight but all key actors have big strategic goals in play

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Feb 23, 20233 min read

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One Year of Russia-Ukraine War: No end in sight but all key actors have big strategic goals in play

By Prof. Gulshan Sachdeva After initial disruptions by the Ukraine war, the global economy is slowly adjusting. But as the war prolongs,...

Role of the UN and the International Legal Dimensions of Russia Ukraine Crisis

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Oct 7, 20225 min read

Role of the UN and the International Legal Dimensions of Russia Ukraine Crisis

By Pratik Mall The ongoing Ukraine crisis has fueled the raging and perennial debate about the relevance of the UN The Russia-Ukraine...

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...

Canada's Gazprom Move May Be Part Of Western War Fatigue

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Jul 24, 20225 min read

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Canada's Gazprom Move May Be Part Of Western War Fatigue

By Prof. Swaran Singh As we enter the fifth month of the Ukraine war and resultant food and fuel shortages worldwide, parties to the...

Russia Ukraine Conflict: The Legal Question of War

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Jul 17, 20224 min read

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Russia Ukraine Conflict: The Legal Question of War

By Srijan Sharma The concept of contingent sovereignty which says that sovereign rights and immunities are not absolute. They depend on...

Realism or Liberalism: Which IR Theory best explains the Russia-Ukraine War?

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Jun 15, 20224 min read

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Realism or Liberalism: Which IR Theory best explains the Russia-Ukraine War?

By Prithvi Naresh Rathod Realism devalues the role of norms as a big constraint in the great-power behaviour, but in reality, norms have...

India, China relations threaten to freeze over

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May 24, 20224 min read

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India, China relations threaten to freeze over

By Prof. Srikanth Kondapalli The invasion of Ukraine has upended world geopolitics, disrupting the already fragile relationship between...

Ukraine, Oz election to complicate Quad leaders’ summit

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May 21, 20225 min read

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Ukraine, Oz election to complicate Quad leaders’ summit

By Prof. Swaran Singh While their shared China challenge has kept them together, continuing Ukraine crisis and winds of change predicted...

NATO expansion to Finland and Sweden may complicate Russian designs in Europe

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May 18, 20223 min read

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NATO expansion to Finland and Sweden may complicate Russian designs in Europe

By Prof. Gulshan Sachdeva If NATO expansion was considered to be a major cause of the Ukraine war, its enlargement in the Nordics could...

Déjà vu in Ukraine and the tragic saga of not learning from the past

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May 14, 20224 min read

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Déjà vu in Ukraine and the tragic saga of not learning from the past

By Pratik Mall The tragic saga in Ukraine is also clear evidence of the USA's fundamentally faulty policy towards Russia and the lack of...

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May 13, 20224 min read

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The EU and Russian invasion of Ukraine

By Dr. Sheetal Sharma With vacillating opinion in favour of war to suppression of opposition of war, the world will start seeing the...

US, ASEAN need to restore mutual trust at summit

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May 13, 20226 min read

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US, ASEAN need to restore mutual trust at summit

By Prof. Swaran Singh While the US is preoccupied with Ukraine and China, ASEAN has other concerns, including prodigal member Myanmar The...

Focus on Ukraine has pushed Afghans’ plight to periphery

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May 11, 20225 min read

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Focus on Ukraine has pushed Afghans’ plight to periphery

By Prof. Swaran Singh The Taliban of 2022 have showcased themselves as being no different from the Taliban of 1996-2001 This week saw the...

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