International Relations in Post-COVID-19 Era
It is difficult to predict which way the international cooperation will move after the pandemic gets over, as it is dependent on those who occupy the leadership of major powers. ...
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From Tension Escalation to Thaw: Implications of China’s highhandedness in Ladakh
India has been in conflict with China for a long time centering on the issue of ‘Entry of China into India’ violating the Sino-Indian Border Treaty, thus triggering recurrent tension. ...
'Naya' Pakistan's Foreign Policy Conundrum
Pakistan should maintain good relations with India to show remarkable achievement, as India factor factors most in Pakistan’s foreign policy. It must understand that “Aman aur Shanti” in words holds no value unless it is converted into action. ...
COVID-19: Position of Vulnerable Groups in the Lockdown and the Idea of Welfare State
The impact of COVID-19 on women and economically weaker class which primarily comprise of migrant workers is very high. It is time for the counties to strengthen the law and make sure that these vulnerable groups do not suffer any more. ...
Global Governance and Gaps in Liability
Useful checks and balances need to be in place to curb the influence of power equations so that efforts and actions can truly be aimed at global good. Global governance will be effectual when global institutions are geared towards the global wellbeing unrestricted by politics. ...
Use of ICT: Need of Balance in Life to Avoid Conflict
Developed countries have already served notices about restriction of calling and sending email after office time, compulsory leave for family members, shortening office time and introducing Wednesday holiday to enjoy life, to realize the meaning of life. ...
Dancing Dragon in the South China Sea
The world is not ready to witness another setback, the nations are tired from fighting the virus and the challenge is not over yet. The economies are exhausted, number of poor have increased exponentially, there are more mouths to feed than ever before and therefore, war, at all cost needs to be averted. ...
Modi’s “Atma-nirbharta” in Defence Manufacturing: Is it Achievable?
The Indian defence exports constitute bulletproof jackets, ammunition and small arms. Heavier equipment still does not figure out in our list of defence exports. Regions such as Africa and South America should be explored for the same, which traditionally look for cheaper value for money equipment. ...
Millennium Challenge Corporation and its Implication on Nepal
Nepal should organize extensive discussion and debate on MCC and explore whether it is in the interest of the nation. There is much confusion about MCC among the leaders and scholars due to the complex language used in the Compact Agreement. ...
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UK-US Relations in a Post-COVID-19 World
London and Washington along with many other countries, especially Japan, India and Australia, are likely to adopt a similar approach with respect to economic links with China. ...