India’s Energy Security and Dependence on Saudi Arabia
The regime in Riyadh has declared its support to New Delhi and proposed complete backing to the country’s swelling energy requirements. Saudi Arabia on the other…
NIICE · 4 May 2020
Category: NEIGHBOURHOOD STUDIES
India-Vietnam Harnessing Strategic Regional Cooperation
The strategic and dynamic relationship with Hanoi is a major pillar of strength for India’s Indo-Pacific strategy, as Vietnam has been building and renewing its relations…
NIICE · 1 May 2020
WHO and Nepal: Filling the Void in Pandemic Preparedness
At time when high income countries around the world are occupied with their own numbers, peripheral countries like Nepal are left with very limited or the…
Sumnima Karki · 30 April 2020
Combating COVID-19 in Bangladesh: Looking at Public Policy Solutions
Widespread test covering maximum infected people can be one of the solutions. Government is trying to ease the lock down and allows industries, by maintaining appropriate…
NIICE · 28 April 2020
Modi 2.0 in India: What it means for the South Asian Narrative
Due to its geographic location, India’s position has always been in advantageous, but Modi's South Asia policy would depend heavily on India’s economic prowess in the…
NIICE · 27 April 2020
Prioritising Poverty: South Asian Cooperation in a Post-Pandemic World
With the uncertainties of Capitalism and Globalisation growing, there is no better alternative for the South Asian countries than having belief in the shared concern and…
Atul K Thakur · 27 April 2020
COVID-19 in Afghanistan: Despairing Times for a War-Torn Nation
The need of the hour for Afghanistan is support from the international community and regional cooperation to address the challenges faced by the war affected country.…
Dr. Aradhana Talwar · 26 April 2020
COVID-19: Responses from India and Nepal
When this crisis will end, both nations would have to come forward and listen to the plight of the workers, students, tourists and other common people…
NIICE · 23 April 2020
Elusive Afghan Peace and Fractured Government: A Theatre of the Absurd
it is imperative for the Afghan government, to quickly get its act together and not let the country fall into an abyss yet again.
Dr. Monish Tourangbam · 23 April 2020
Public Healthcare in India: Measures for a Safer Future
The ‘Make in India Campaign’, can be implemented in manufacturing surgical kits, medical equipment, masks, protective suits for doctors, medicines and much more. Media and other…
NIICE · 23 April 2020