India-UK Vision 2035: Building Partnership for a New Era
The UK and India, besides their colonial past, have set the tone of their future course of action as part of India-UN Vision 2035.
NIICE · 25 July 2025
Category: International Economy and Development
India rebukes NATO Secretary General over crude oil imports from Russia
India’s defiance is not merely an oil arithmetic. It is an assertion of moral agency, economic rationale, and diplomatic conviction.
NIICE · 10 July 2025
Shifting Tariff Sands: How India Can Recalibrate Its Trade Compass Amidst the U.S. Protectionist Pivot?
India, with its expanding global footprint and aspirations to become a manufacturing powerhouse, must now navigate the shifting sands of U.S. tariff policies with both caution…
NIICE · 30 June 2025
The Myth of American Benevolence: Trump and the Unmasking of U.S. Foreign Policy
25 June 2025, NIICE Commentary 11350 Abhimanyu Bhardwaj For decades, it has been believed—or at least vigorously propagated—that the United States functions as a global force…
NIICE · 25 June 2025
Sovereignty in the Shadows: How Development Corridors Are Redrawing Global Security Maps
The future will not be defined merely by who claims sovereignty, but by who controls the infrastructure that defines it. And that makes sovereignty not a…
NIICE · 20 June 2025
How Does Trumpeconomics 2.0 Challenge Global Shared Responsibility
By focusing on immediate domestic concerns—like tariff revenue, fossil-fuel jobs, and symbolic displays of sovereignty—the proposed agenda distorts principles of fair burden-sharing and shared responsibility into…
NIICE · 16 June 2025
Nepal on FATF Grey List: A Call to Action for Transparency and Reform
Nepal’s place on the FATF grey list represents a serious reputational and economic challenge. But it also provides a clear roadmap for institutional reform, financial modernization,…
NIICE · 13 June 2025
Does Nepal need a ‘McDonalds’ in order to ensure its Security?
Nepal does not literally need a McDonald’s to keep the peace ,but it does need the deep, sustained economic linkages that such franchises metaphorically symbolise
NIICE · 10 June 2025
Sanctions and the Sanctioned: Rethinking the Humanitarian Impact of Iran’s Economic Isolation
Economic sanctions, as indicated by the Iranian instance, risk perpetuating suffering for humanity while refusing to change the government's policies.
NIICE · 9 June 2025
Political Economy of US-China Trade War
The US-China trade war can be understood through key theoretical perspectives in international political economy.
NIICE · 6 June 2025