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
Why Nepal Needs Sagarmatha Sambaad?
Initiatives like the Sagarmatha Sambaad are not just important for Nepal but also hold significant value for the World.
India-China Border Tensions: Strategic Implications for the Indo-Pacific
The India-China border tensions constitute more than a bilateral dispute; they may be a microcosm of the bigger geopolitical shifts unfolding in the Indo-Pacific.
Bhutan’s Quest for Economic Dominance in South Asia
Bhutan has become more competitive due to its strategic investments in sustainable tourism, renewable energy, and digital connection.
Putin’s Visit to North Korea
As Russia and North Korea actively advance their multifaceted partnership, they aim to challenge the global order dominated by the West.
Shifting Sands: How Global Aging Populations are Redefining Economic Power and Geopolitics
The rising influence of countries with younger populations, particularly India, underscores the shifting balance of global power.
Paper Tiger China and the Philippines
If China continuously voids the regional maritime order, and this opinion is a miscalculation to China, it will become a real tiger for eating neighbours and antagonizing people.
Economic Implications of Nepal’s Involvement in China’s BRI
There have been various controversies and challenges that have surrounded Nepal's BRI participation, such as project delays, financial transparency concerns, and disputes over project inclusion. Despite these complexities, BRI offers Nepal several benefits, such as good infrastructure, increased connectivity, tourism, trade, and overall economic growth.
Rise of China and its Influence Over the Indo-Pacific
Though China rejects the international claims on the Indo-Pacific region, the world countries hold more maritime military exercises in order to ensure a “free and open Indo-Pacific”