Neighborhood Studies looks at the range of cross-cutting issues such as political developments, economic activities, cross-border activities and foreign affairs related issues and security surfacing in its immediate neighbors – India and China – in addition to its extended neighbors such as Pakistan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Bhutan and Maldives. The study focuses to explore and identify emerging priorities in the neighborhood and generate evidence and analysis.
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.
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.
In the case of India and South Korea, culinary diplomacy has played a significant role in promoting the country's soft power and enhancing its international reputation.
The visit of the Prime Minister Modi has brought the necessary momentum in India-US relations, which have been characterized by shared values, economic ties, and security cooperation.
The entanglement over Afanasy Nikitin Seamount reveals the tip of the iceberg that encompasses the whole Indian Ocean.
Implementing Trumponomics 2.0 could significantly alter Nepal's economy by improving trade relations, drawing foreign investment, and promoting growth.
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) connecting Xinjiang to Pakistan's ports, has advanced infrastructure projects but faces hurdles like debt concerns, security threats, and geopolitical tensions, requiring strong management, local engagement, and political stability for success.
