Rahul Gandhi Needs To Tone Up His Communication Strategy
Here is a person who is willing to undermine the party line in the interest of the nation.
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India: On Insurgency and the Look-East Policy
The Naga insurgency is said to be the mother of all insurgencies in the Northeastern region (NER). Its origin can be traced to the days of the Raj.
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India and China in the Arctic
Geopolitics manifests itself when strategic and commercial interests clash between two competing powers. But mutual economic interests can also have a balming effect on strained relations between two nations with historical animosities.
Read MoreGauging the Sino-Indian Border Rows
India and China often face off with each other over the long unsettled Himalayan border.
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India’s Northeast: In the Chessboard of Geopolitics
The far-flung Northeastern region (NER) is linked to the Indian mainland by a narrow strip of land that is the most striking feature of India’s geographical landscape – pernicious fallout from the troubled Partition.
Read MoreIndia’s ‘Connect Central Asia’ Policy
The ‘Connect Central Asia’ policy (CCAP) was first unveiled by Minister of State for External Affairs, E. Ahmed, in a key note address at the 1st meeting of the India-Central Asia Dialogue
Read MoreRevisiting India’s Independence
India has economic interdependence with each of the three major powers in varying degrees. But economic integration does not last at the time of crisis. India must continue to have creative strategic co-operation with each of these powers to excel in the geopolitical chess game.
Read MoreGrowing Indo-Japan Ties with an Eye on China
Since 2003-04, India has been the biggest beneficiary of Japan’s official development assistance (ODA) policy.
Read MoreFuture Tense in South China Sea
The importance of the South China Sea (SCS) has grown manifold in recent years, primarily for three reasons. One, it is a strategic economic zone due to the busy shipping lanes to the booming economies of Southeast Asia. Two,...
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Why Is Libya in the Crosshairs of the West?
The thaw in US-Libyan relations came in 2003, when Qaddafi abandoned his WMD program, renounced...
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