All things considered, India and Australia are enjoying a promising partnership at present, one that is marked by strategic convergence of interests in which the quest for upholding the rules-based international order dominates. ...
The challenges women face as consumers in the energy and climate sectors are multifaceted, rooted in pervasive socio-economic and institutional inequities. ...
On the face of it, these scam centres may appear to be operating from a compact space along the border regions of Southeast Asia, but in reality, they constitute a very integral non-traditional security threat emanating from the Indo-Pacific region. ...
The India–Maldives dynamic remains a study in asymmetry shaped by history, contested sovereignty, market forces, and great-power competition. ...
The India-Japan relationship is one of the most resilient and capable frameworks in the Indo-Pacific. The core strength of the bilateral relations lies in its ability to adapt to domestic and external pressures while maintaining shared purpose. ...
Similar to Japan's post-war resolve, the majority of South Asian countries today are initiating long-term development visions. The challenge lies in transforming these aspirations into a durable, institutionally driven, and regionally coordinated model of growth. ...
As interdependence deepens, the one-center model of trade governance is giving way to a web of regional accords, bilateral deals, and multi-stakeholder initiatives. ...
In the Bihar elections, foreign issues have increasingly become a focus of political leaders’ campaigns, particularly for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). ...
India's push for diversification is a significant step in redefining its economic sovereignty in a world where the politics of minerals are becoming more and more dominant. ...
Between Power and Rules: The Political Dilemmas of a Polycentric Trading System
Polycentric trade governance is now the reality of global commerce: several hubs set rules in parallel, reflecting diffused power. ...