Many scholars believed the United Nations, not just US and NATO, could have played a preemptive role in arresting the impending Russian aggression in Ukraine, thus, responsibilities of the UN cannot be a theoretical exercise anymore. ...
As governance models across the board have increasingly adapted to digital transformations within the last couple of years, it is becoming commonplace for technology-driven solutions to be regarded as an integral component of foreign-policy formulations at a diplomatic level. ...
All the trade and connectivity links between these countries happen through India, so without India's favor, connectivity links and trade cannot further flourish. ...
India’s proactive efforts to assist its neighbours have enhanced its standing regionally and globally. By outlining the shortcomings in China’s strategy and providing economic assistance, India has the potential to counter China. ...
Mentioning South Asian economies, the World Bank Vice President for South Asia, commented, “High oil and food prices caused by the war in Ukraine will have a strong negative impact on people's real incomes”. ...
Myanmar-Bangladesh-India pipeline was an economically viable energy project for all three countries with expected benefits in enhancing India’s energy security, providing an export market for Myanmar, and allowing Bangladesh to earn forex for allowing trade through its territory. ...
India has the most efficient and well-built and professional naval force which helps it to get established and well-recognised among the top-ten powerful navies of the world, that operates a full-scale Blue Water Navy and Vikrant would serve as an alternative in terms of ensuring peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific and the Indian Ocean. ...
Structural problems in China’s financial system, including potential corruption and poor regulatory government oversight at rural banks, have been made public due to this banking scandal. It could pose a test for CCP to address these crises immediately. Otherwise, people may lose confidence in the system. ...
The structural hurdles to Nepal’s economic development, such as inefficient natural resource utilisation, lack of quality infrastructure and largely unskilled labour force, currently necessitate growth at a level where environmental impacts are inevitable in the short run-making ‘weak green growth’ ideal for Nepal at this juncture. ...
Why the Sri Lanka Economic Meltdown Serve as a Wake-up Call for Nepal?
Strong, visionary leadership, social cohesion, fiscal prudence is required and youth participation in political processes around the world has increased recently, and many of them are working to bring about long-lasting changes. ...