An already instituted global governance system for human right facilitating discussions and policy advice sharing among representatives, experts and networks of the field for timely informed decision-making steps tangibly contribute to prevent further human suffering. ...
Both India and ASEAN are mindful that they will be the first ones to confront the repercussions of any terrorist activity arising from the radicalisation of the Rohingyas. ...
The fiasco of 1962 and the failure of Panchasheela, which should have led to a massive rethinking of India’s strategy vis-à-vis the border and China, instead gave way to a state of limbo in the relationship. ...
The current hostilities might be an American strategy to bring the Chinese back to the negotiation table and it is in China’s interest to devise a smart strategy to forge economic alliances with the US. ...
Tharoor explicitly wrote “The disrepute into which the political process has fallen in India, and the widespread cynicism about the motives of our politicians can be traced directly to the workings (or non-workings) of the Parliamentary system”, which was adopted from the British colonialists. ...
Unlike the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), it can be observed that the SDGs are transnational in nature, requiring regional efforts, thereby doing away with the dependence on the developed bloc. ...
The extraordinary interest in ensuring a better and stronger place for India in the geopolitics of Indo-Pacific will be achieved if India can overcome the challenges in its relations with ASEAN and move forward. ...
If the “neighbourhood first” policy is worked upon with long term strategic goals in mind, the support will work in India’s favour. ...
There is an immense need for countries with a better agricultural base to strengthen their health infrastructure accessibility in rural areas apart from the fact that all countries need to secure themselves in terms of food. ...
COVID-19 and SAARC: Hope for India’s Neighbourhood First Policy
Considering the South Asian shared historical, cultural, religious ties, and now from its strategic and economic standpoints, there is a dire need that India recalibrates its “Neighbourhood First Policy” and revive SAARC to deal with China. ...