Year: 2020

The Scope for INSTC in the Evolving India-Baltic Relations

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…

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…

Why Disasters are by Choice, not Natural?

We should not blame disasters on nature. Disasters emerge from society’s actions. So, we should prefer not to use the term “natural disaster”. Instead, they are…

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.…

BRI, COVID-19 Pandemic and Its Depressing Impacts on ASEAN

Chinese government attempting to recover from its tarnished image in the world. It may take months to see all the ramifications of the COVID-19 Pandemic that…

Bihar’s Dystopian Moments and a Looming Crisis

Strengthening the US-Vietnam Relations: Common Battle against China

On 20 March 2020, a teleconference was held among some countries of the Indo-Pacific on COVID-19, which was attended by India, Japan, Australia, South Korea, New…

COVID-19 and Myanmar: A Hazy Future for the Land of Pagodas

It will be difficult for Myanmar to escape the economic and social shocks associated with the COVID-19 pandemic. Myanmar would need to be more careful in preventing…

COVID-19 and State of Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh

UN Security Council should bring the resolution to facilitate investigation on the violation of human rights by Myanmar and thus, ensure an international supervision for safe…