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Tri-lateral Rivalry of Tactical Nuclear Weapons in South Asia

Icon-download Introduction The world has seen peace for almost eight decades now. Some give credit to mature interconnected relations among countries while some say it is because of nuclear weapons. While we cannot certainly say why there is no third world war yet, nuclear weapons certainly deserve some credit for that. Nina Tannenwald called it […]

A Gamble in the Waters: Implications of the Russia-Myanmar Naval Exercise for India

Icon-download Introduction There have been reports of the Russian Federation[1] diversifying its partnerships in the Bay of Bengal. In the November of 2023, Russia conducted its first Russia-Myanmar naval exercise in the modern history[1], in the Andaman Sea, which was followed by the Russian warships docking at the Chittagong Port, amidst the chaos surrounding the […]

India-Russia Relations: Solidarity on a Tight Rope

Icon-download Introduction Indian Government over the last decade has traditionally started its term with an impact, by having bilateral summits with neighbouring countries giving impetus to India’s Act East Policy. However, in his third term, the Indian Prime Minister has taken a strategic shift from addressing regional impression to global influence by visiting Russian President […]

Chinese Inroads in East Africa

Icon-download Introduction In East Africa, geopolitics is becoming increasingly complex with emerging interests and ideals of foreign nations, non-state actors and private players. The Chinese footprints stretch back to the early 15th century when sailor Zheng He made expeditionary trips to the continent’s eastern shores between 1413-19.[1] In contemporary times, formal ties were forged in […]

African Union in G20 & Opportunities for India

Icon-download Introduction The African Union (AU) is a central body which is made up of 55 member states of Africa. It was made up from Organisation of African Unity (OAU, 1963-1999) and launched in 2002. The aim of OAU was to eradicate the colonial remnants and apartheid from Africa. The relaunch of pan-African organization was […]

Balanced Atmanirbharta for Strategic Autonomy

Icon-download Background Indigenisation is the capability of developing and producing any defence equipment within the country for the dual purpose of achieving self-reliance and reducing imports. As per Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) report released last year, the total global military expenditure of the world in 2023 was pegged at 2,240 billion USD, surpassing […]

The Decline of Petrodollar: New Avenues for India

Icon-download Introduction International trade has always played a crucial role in enhancing the economic stability of any nation. Nations are better off when they buy and sell from one another.[1] Any trade, since ancient times, has always involved ‘exchange’. Those exchanges were either materialistic or currency notes, depending upon which era we are talking about. […]

Preserving Indian Interests during Ongoing Disturbances in Myanmar

Icon-download Background The character of the surrounding region is decisive for a nation’s foreign policy. In the case of India, a diverse and dynamic landscape characterized by rich cultural diversity with historical conflicts is present in its neighborhood. Myanmar plays a significant role in the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Collaboration […]