China and Nepal: A Thousand-Year Embrace Across the Himalayas
Over 70 years of shared trials and triumphs, China-Nepal relations have been refined and elevated through the currents of history.
NIICE · 20 October 2026
Category: COMMENTRIES
India, Global South and Geopolitics of the Arctic Ocean Region: Shifting Upward and Cooperation
Arctic region is set to emerge as a rather tumultuous route, unlike other troubled narrow waterways. This is poorly highlighted by pundits as a potential zone…
NIICE · 18 October 2026
From Spies to Screens: How Cyber-Intelligence is Transforming Intelligence Agencies
In the anarchic international system where states remain the only responsible actors for ensuring their national security and sovereignty, intelligence agencies continue to serve as the…
NIICE · 14 October 2026
Global Leadership and The World Order: Who Decides Where Power Resides?
Different scholars provide varying and competing views about the world order in terms of leadership and power configuration. To truly understand the debates around rules and…
NIICE · 3 October 2026
“We Did Not Create This Crisis”: Nepal’s Climate Justice Test-Geography, Generation Z, Geopolitics
The real test for Nepal lies beyond the headlines- if the proposed Himalayan mechanism can actually bring together India, Nepal and China together for shared climate…
NIICE · 1 October 2026
Nepal’s Water Paradox: A Country of Rivers Running Short of Water
Nepal doesn't need to get richer in water, it needs to get smarter about the water it already has.
NIICE · 25 September 2026
A Case of Progress or Illusion? Reading India’s Semiconductor Push Through Tata
The case of the Tata Dholera facility reveals that India's semiconductor mission is far more complex than public discourse often suggests.
NIICE · 21 September 2026
Global South: From Margins to a Rising Major Stakeholder
Global South is a collective responsibility of rising powers.
NIICE · 19 September 2026
India’s China Reset: A Strategic Thaw or Strategic Hedge?
India isn't picking China over America, or vice versa. Instead, it is working hard to avoid choosing as long as possible.
NIICE · 17 September 2026
Redefining of BRICS and the Delhi Declaration 2026
In a fragmented international environment, the ability to keep a conversation going and occasionally turn disagreement into consensus is itself a form of diplomatic power. BRICS…
NIICE · 16 September 2026