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Jewish Footprints in Sri Lanka’s History

The demographic structure of Sri Lanka after independence has not given the slightest clue about a permanent Jewish population. ...

Designing Nepal’s Sovereign Wealth Fund: The Case for a Sequenced Dual Mandate

A fund suited to Nepal’s conditions would operate two distinct sleeves under a single legal structure, governed by different rules because they carry different risks. ...

Cyber Foreign Policy: Shaping a New Era in International Relations

Emerging areas in cyber foreign policy are still in a nascent phase due to the fact that advancements in technology outpace international law as well as states’ capabilities. ...

Chairing the Contradiction: India's 2026 BRICS Presidency and the Bloc's Structural Ceiling

Aside from an unwritten, non-binding consensus on procedures and processes, BRICS may be settling into a more limited role than its founders envisioned ...

Quantum Diplomacy: A New Era Beyond Traditional Boundaries

Emphasizing a symmetrical strategy in quantum that underscores vigilance and creativity can nonetheless open the door to momentous achievements in International Relations and Diplomacy. ...

Democratization of Innovation: The Legacy of WIPO Recommendation 45 and India’s Strategic Push

India’s agenda in the upcoming session marks a strategic shift from being a passive recipient of norms to advocating a structural blueprint for the Global South ...

From Protest to Parliament: The Test of Democratic Maturity for Nepal

The critical question confronting Nepal’s new political order is therefore not whether democracy can survive, but whether democratic institutions can translate political legitimacy towards promised economic transformation and maintain public trust. ...