INDO-PACIFIC AFFAIRS
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.
ARTICLES
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi’s Death and its Implications
The supreme leader in Iran, Khamenei, is currently 85 years old, and the succession process is characterized by political rivalry and a lack of transparency. Raisi, a leading candidate, was supported by the hard-line faction and Ayatollah Khamenei’s son, Mojtaba.
Renewable Energy to Power India’s Economic Growth
The Government of India has over the years tried to take measures to transition to renewable energy but still, the question arises that why are we still a long way from our desired objective?
The ASEAN Way Is Waying The Philippines Out
The Philippines should capitalize on ASEAN chairmanship to advance internal political reform, especially ASEAN’s stance on pressing issues that affect its members.
India-Pakistan Dialogue Through the Media
The utility of the ongoing conversation between India and Pakistan through public channels should not be underestimated. Perhaps other kinds of contact could become more active after India’s elections and the formation of a new government in New Delhi in June 2024.
Identity: The Demand for Dignity and the Politics of Resentment
The identity piece of Fukuyama provides its readers with a chance to elaborate on the paramount role of identity in society and human nature as a whole.
19th Western Pacific Naval Symposium
Despite several maritime incidents, the countries did not give up their patience and calm for long-term growth and prosperity. So, the Western Pacific Naval Symposium is a collective effort of diverse member countries that address maritime-related affairs or sudden accidents between countries' navies.
Strained Nepal-India Relations
This book covers the period of maintaining relations, the period of sliding relations, the intervened relations, the tilted relations, the role of diplomats and psychological barriers and others. In each chapter, the author has explained the topics with great detail which is of immense benefit to policymakers, researchers, journalists and diplomats.
Bharat in the Indo-Pacific and India in South Asia
Indo-Pacific will help India economically accentuate its purpose to create free trade movement and connectivity, but the US-led initiative Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF) excludes China.