Blue Economy through BIMSTEC
The very identity of BIMSTEC, which is one of the few regional organisations in the world that bases its association on a water body is most…
NIICE · 30 October 2022
Year: 2022
India – US Partnership in Climate Change and Clean Energy
it is crucial that India and the US must double down on efforts to bring structural change, hurdle institutional barriers, and overcome the challenges to achieve…
NIICE · 29 October 2022
The Growing Importance of the Maritime Space in 21st Century Geopolitics
Earlier, China was focused on its presence in the Indian Ocean, developing its capabilities and good ties with the IOR countries to fulfill its geostrategic and…
Khyati Anand · 28 October 2022
Nicola Henry, War and Rape: Law, Memory and Justice
The book argues how law and international tribunals failed measurably to capture the extent, nature and emotional impact of the crimes and thus failing to provide…
NIICE · 27 October 2022
Can Ranil Wickremasinghe bring Sri Lanka back from the Brink?
Wickremasinghe has worked hard on his economic policy prescription and its time to face a domestic challenge long overdue and the postponed local government elections which…
Asanga Abeyagoonasekera · 26 October 2022
How will India-China Resolve its Future Conflicts?
China and India have diverse views on their respective international as well as regional status, growth stratagems, and different approaches towards bilateral relations with regional actors.
NIICE · 16 October 2022
Diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific and the Rise of Minilateralism
Successful outcomes, can only be materialised, should member nations endeavour to bring about the very atmosphere of discourse as in minilaterals, in the larger regional and…
NIICE · 12 October 2022
Sailing through the Indo-Pacific: Analyzing India’s Prospects and Challenges in the Region
There is a possibility for more initiatives in areas such as climate change, biodiversity, global marine commons, sea connectivity and trade, rules-based order, and values of…
Avinav Singh Khatri · 9 October 2022
India’s “Studied Silence” on Fourth Cross-Strait Crisis: Inferences to Taiwan and China
India and Taiwan relations are on an upward trajectory under Bharatiya Janata Party and Democratic Progressive Party governments, but its nature remains highly transactional and limited…
NIICE · 7 October 2022
India’s Buddhist Diplomacy: A New Pathway to Strengthening India-Nepal Relations
The recent visit by Indian Prime Minister Modi on the day of Buddha Purnima offers great optimism for improving collaboration in newer realms.
NIICE · 4 October 2022