Existing water policies should be coherent with the upcoming national agricultural strategy and completion and implementation such a strategy could lead us towards achieving sustainable agricultural targets. ...
The need of the hour is for all states parties in the world to work towards verification and compliance, as well as towards reforms of the BWC for greater universality, betterment of implementation, and inclusion of mechanisms on how to deal with terrorist and violent non-state actors. ...
Sino-Bhutan border territorial dispute and Sino-India border issues are not related to its status quo, but are politically related. The only hope for Bhutan is to await the improvement in Indo-China relations in the region by pursuing the policy of balancing act. ...
IUU fishing has remained an issue for long enough, that both local and foreign fishermen have gotten used to the system of engaging in it. ...
Both UK and Germany have been on their toes to contain the grip of the pandemic, they are equally seeking to develop immunity to the virus by advancing a vaccine that can combat COVID-19 vis-à-vis save humanity. ...
Lasting peace in an ethnically fragmented society depends on Myanmar leadership’s ability to weave together EAOs, adequate safeguards for minorities within ethnic states, and robust civil society engagement. ...
The only way to defeat terrorism is by developing a regional and global consensus and developing a comprehensive regional and global counter-terrorism strategy. ...
In order to enter South and East Asia, China needs to increase its presence in the Strait of Malacca. Moreover, China would welcome any alternative route that would reduce its overall reliance on international sea lanes and maritime choke-points, particularly, Strait of Malacca. ...
Modi got 55 percent of the popular vote in the last election and continues to be popular with Indian voters, despite its non-secular policy. The people of India will continue to support the current government and its policies against China and Pakistan. ...
Hydropolitics and its Role in Shaping India-China Relations
Transboundary river basins are a prominent feature of the South Asian physical landscape, cutting across political boundaries and are therefore of paramount importance to the region’s geo-political stability. ...