The historical context of the United States’ war on terror and the subsequent challenges in securing the nation against terrorism while upholding democracy, rule of law, and fundamental human rights underscore the importance of adopting a balanced approach to national security. ...
After the Pokhran-II in 1998, France was the first nation to come in cooperation and followed an independent policy towards India, despite the sanctions imposed by the US which paved way for their Strategic Partnership. ...
Global institutions such as the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) have remained largely impervious to much-needed reforms. ...
Japan is also a member of the Build Back Better World (B3W) initiative, which is a global infrastructure partnership launched by the United States and other countries and it is part of a broader effort to promote a free and open Indo-Pacific region. ...
India and China, both are emerging market economies and has been moving towards becoming major market economy in the coming few years in terms of per capita income therefore, both the countries have immense potential to influence the world politics to greater extent. ...
The G7 leaders reaffirmed their commitment to achieving a world without nuclear weapons while ensuring security for all and emphasised the importance of disarmament and non-proliferation efforts, including strengthening international treaties and export controls. ...
India's strategic thinking is shaped by its rich history, diverse culture, civilization, and geographical location; from the ancient era of Kautilya and Ashoka to the modern times of Nehru and Modi, India has developed a unique strategic culture that reflects its identity, geopolitical interests, and security challenges. ...
To fully harness the opportunities presented by the Northeast in India’s Southeast Asia policy, it is essential for the Indian government, regional stakeholders, and Southeast Asian nations to work together. ...
Both nations expressed their shared vision of a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific region, emphasising the importance of rule-based order. ...
The Geopolitics of Border Conflicts: Impediments of Regional Security Cooperation in South Asia
Borders are central to identity, trade, security, and state survival narratives and it is regarded as a symbol of political anxiety between neighbouring states. ...