Both India and Japan leaders mutually agreed upon a series of course of action to ensure free and open access of Indo-Pacific for all and their collective security vision is going to be the new security architecture of Asia. ...
As India battles its internal and external limitations to push itself from its comfort sphere, India’s recognition by the world community is pertinent to develop itself into a potential wedge to forestall China’s assertiveness. ...
Every nation in the regions must obey the International Law which ensured the equal access of space and sea, while India should take the measure of implementing the sovereignty of all states. ...
China’s ability to fund the projects in the long term and their ability to manage the project outside borders of China will determine how successful the BRI is. ...
From the institutional perspective, the challenge is social inclusion of the migrants, which implies for their active participation in the society, including availability of opportunities that the economy, politics and the government have to offer. ...
To ensure balance of power in the Indo-Pacific region through collective security, QUAD is the best option, especially for smaller South Asian states. ...
Albeit with the billions of dollars China is investing in its soft power, it has yet to see any momentous improvement in its image in Southeast Asia, leaving a vacuum of admiration in its neighborhood. ...
The COVID-19 pandemic has touched each and every aspect of human life, be it socio-cultural, political or economic. ...
As the two countries are direct stakeholders themselves with common interests, along with their expanding strategic partnership, the opportunities for them to cooperate in the Indo-Pacific are also expected to expand. ...
Media in Times of COVID-19: Responsibilities and Relevance
For media it is a tightrope walk – continuously dispelling myths round an unknown disease as well as produces the right information, give the necessary precautions. ...