The India–Oman CEPA is more than a trade facilitation exercise. It represents a strategic investment in long-term regional engagement, combining economic pragmatism with geopolitical foresight.
In view of continuing US tariffs and the alternative search for markets, India must act decisively and strengthen its INSTC corridor.
Polycentric trade governance is now the reality of global commerce: several hubs set rules in parallel, reflecting diffused power.
As interdependence deepens, the one-center model of trade governance is giving way to a web of regional accords, bilateral deals, and multi-stakeholder initiatives.
India's push for diversification is a significant step in redefining its economic sovereignty in a world where the politics of minerals are becoming more and more…
The U.S.-India tariff conflict extends far beyond a conventional trade dispute. It represents a pivotal juncture in the evolution of the post-Cold War international order.
As India looks towards the future, it should plan its agricultural policies as much as possible around the WTO-sanctioned flexibilities, which bolster their legitimacy when the…
The resumption of the MCC-Nepal compact represents more than a financial injection; it is a test of Nepal’s ability to harness international partnerships for national transformation.
The latest moves by the US have left observers wondering if they are witnessing a masterstroke or a miscalculation.
The competition for cobalt mining within IOR is a reflection of the very nature of global transformation. The scramble needs a delicate balance between geostrategic goals…
