In 1997, the British government handed over the control of Hong Kong to China. It thus became a Special Administrative Region in China, mainly free to manage its […]
Economics, Development & World Trade
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PROTECTIONISM TO FREE TRADE: INDIA’S FTA WITH UK AND AUSTRALIA
FTA’s have been all over the news lately, right from strengthening existing ties to forging new ones. This makes one wonder what is an FTA? and why is […]
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In a nutshell: India-China Relations a history of distrust.
India and China are the two great powers of Asia. Being the most populous countries, they are also two of the world’s most ancient civilizations. Historically, many historians […]
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THE GREEN DEAL: EUROPE AND ITS DREAM OF CLIMATE NEUTRALITY
The recent climate conference at Glasgow (COP26) ended in a hassle, bringing the commitments, targets, and efforts of Europe as a regional entity to the forefront. It was […]
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The curious case of China and its water hegemony
The growing presumptions about the third World War over water don’t seem like a distant reality. We all know despite the fact that our planet is covered with […]
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Japan & South Korea: A story of bitter history and Co-operation
The historical and cultural ties between Japan & South Korea along with being allies of the United States appears appealing to the world displaying a strong sense of […]
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Indian foreign policy in a globalizing world
Under colonial oppression, there was an absence of an independent foreign policy of India. Framing of a foreign policy for India was the sole prerogative of the British […]
Politics and Diplomacy
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Brazil and Venezuela: Economic Crisis and its spiralling effects.
Brazil, the world’s 5th largest country in area and 6th largest in population, recorded over 6,00,000 Covid-19 deaths, just behind the United States and Russia in terms of […]
International Affairs / Law & Society
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“The Real Threat”: Women’s Rights In Afghanistan During The Regime Of The Taliban
Women’s rights are the essence of every country. Its cruciality lies in the fact that a country’s development is directly proportional to the rights enjoyed by women. This […]
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UKRAINE AND THE POSSIBILITY OF AN ALL-OUT WORLD WAR
The tense atmosphere and dark clouds of uncertainty hovering all over Ukraine is an invitation to a brewing catastrophe. A catastrophe, having the potential to engulf the whole […]
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India’s strategic relationship with Central Asian nations: A policy perspective.
From history to culture: India’s relationship with the Central Asian region At the heart of the Central Asian region lies five important nations- the Kyrgyz Republic, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, […]
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Analysing Russia-India relationship: From bromance to the discrepancy
From long love devotion and warmness in USSR – India Relations to deep drifts in contemporary India and Russia relations focusing deeply on countering China, the QUAD group, […]
Environment, Energy and Climate / International Affairs
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The NET-ZERO: a Real deal? or greenwashing agenda!
A brief history of climate change: Before understanding the concept of Net-Zero, it becomes important to understand the development timeline when it comes to climate change, the progress, […]
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Exposed: Understanding the breaches in India’s cybersecurity during Covid-19
India’s current Cybersecurity Policy The dominant cybersecurity strategy of India dates back to 2013, and since then, the world has made significant technological strides. The 2013 policy aims […]
