The construction of border roads are a struggle for power, in this case between India and China. China’s aggressive efforts to increase infrastructure investment in the Himalayan region has created conflicts with India. ...
The Belt and road initiative is a landmark for global economic integration but it should develop balanced multilateral and bilateral cooperation among partners. China should build mutual trust, confidence and balance among central Asian countries through this project. ...
President Xi’s message needs to be decoded not only for the US but also for the world as it has clearly announced the foreign policy direction which the People’s Republic intends to take in the near and long future. ...
Russian-Japanese economic relations in the second decade of the 21st century has persisted to develop; however, the dynamics of this development has continued to remain insignificant. ...
India is the primary factor in Beijing’s support of Islamabad. India’s influence in South Asia and the Indian Ocean Region and its strong ties with the United States threaten China’s security interests. ...
It would be correct to say that the Bay of Bengal, which serves as a nexus between the Indian and Pacific Ocean, acts as a confluence of Indian, Chinese and East Asian strategic interests. ...
The US exit will bring opportunities for the breeding of terror organizations in the war-torn country and the peace on paper seems to be fading away with relentless march of the Taliban. A gloomy picture of Afghanistan ravaged with civil war is waiting ahead. ...
The greater responsibility lies on the leading powers and international institutions. It is necessary to assure that every country, community, and individual have access to the vaccine. ...
It is a challenge to locate small drones and those employing them. What is needed is drone detection technology and associated counter strategies to deal with this threat. A careful and timely response to such asymmetric warfare is the need of the hour. ...
Small Powers and Survival Stake: A Case Study of Bhutan
While Realists have long argued that small powers efficiently use their prevalent resources and integrate their economies with the other states and the international system, it is not the same case with Bhutan. ...