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. ...
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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 multilateral framework as well. ...
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 democracy for governance. ...
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 to certain niche areas. ...
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. ...
AI in Determining the Future of Environmental Sustainability
To prevent illegal poaching, which has come to be recognised as a serious issue concerning the loss of biodiversity, the Protection Assistant for Wildlife Security (PAWS) was developed which used machine learning to predict potential poaching hotspots. ...
China’s Interference in Indo-Pacific Region: A Turning point in Geopolitics
This expansion of the network by China is a threat to India seen from the nexus between China and Pakistan, China and Bangladesh, China and Sri Lanka in order to encircle India via the ‘String of Pearl’. ...
An Alternative Challenge to the South Asian Riverine Community
When it comes to the question of human survival while maintaining the ecological balance, transboundary river water has come into conversation on how river water means for human survival. But, negotiations over South Asia’s water resources get stymied by opposing national interests, undermining human survival. ...
Role of Youth in Transforming Education in Bangladesh, India and Nepal
There are many youth organizations and individuals, who have been working for it, from local, provincial to a national level with the collaboration of all three levels of government and national and international development sectors of Bangladesh, India and Nepal. ...
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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 will be held next year will give the first indication of people’s acceptance of his regime. ...