Indo-Pacific Affairs has emerged as a major center of geo-strategic interest. As a political and strategic concept, it has gradually established in the foreign policy lexicon of some countries, especially the United States, India, Japan and Australia. Center for Indo-Pacific Affairs focus on Southeast Asia, the South Pacific and the Indian Ocean.
Sri Lanka remains an integral part of Modi’s Neighbourhood First policy, akin to the Gujral doctrine in the 1990s, a set of principles that moulded India’s foreign policy towards its immediate neighbours.
Southeast Asian nations must navigate the Indo-Pacific region's complexities carefully, balancing their relationships with great powers while maintaining their national sovereignty and security.
The Panama Canal has emerged as a new center of strategic cooperation and competition, with the US’s potential to take over, undo previous mistakes, and China’s withdrawal from the region.
A high-level delegation of the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) met with the Border Security Force (BSF) for the bi-annual Director General level talks. The meeting took place between February 18 and 20 in New Delhi.
At a time of heightened tensions and ethnic conflict in its neighborhood and as the waves of conflict rage across the world, the Bodo peace process stands testimony to the resolution of conflicts.
The North-South divide in Indian cinema is not a mere product of regional rivalry or artistic competition but a carefully engineered strategy aimed at fragmenting Indian society.
As the UN is to remain a pillar of international security, peacekeeping needs to be treated as a global priority, not an afterthought.
Nepal and UN should integrate gender perspectives into climate adaptation, digital inclusion, and disaster response policies by strengthening partnerships with local organizations, governments, and the private sector.
