Pax Silica: The Cost of Being Chosen
Whether Pax Silica strengthens or weakens the geopolitical standing of the Philippines depends more on how Manila leverages its frontline role ...
International Economy and Development
Under this topic, the research seeks to enhance the understanding and alongside study the contemporary and developing issues pertaining to international economy and development in diverse countries. The developing economies at present predominantly in the East and South Asian regions remains on a relatively strong growth trajectory amid the robust domestic demand conditions whereas the global economy on the other hand is facing a confluence of risks, which could severely disrupt economic activity and inflict significant damage on longer-term development prospects. The research primarily addresses such developments and challenges, concentrating on the existing and emerging economic policies, economic growth and opportunities, co-operations and agreements, prospects and the potential factors that exacerbates development challenges in many parts of the world.
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ASEAN-India Stepped Up Maritime Cooperation
ASEAN-India’s maritime cooperation is one aspect of their broader Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (CSP). They cover vast gamut of areas that include trade, technology, investment, AI, talent, green, sustainability, mobility, connectivity, etc ...
From Ancient Wisdom to Modern Excursions: The Challenge for Nepal’s knowledge economy
Research itself cannot create growth, rather its application does. Nepal’s sustained economic transformation should be based on continued practice of research and development, generating knowledge, fostering innovation and building productive human capital inside the country ...
The Politics of Owning Innovation: India’s Semiconductor Strategy Beyond Manufacturing Chips
The global race for semiconductor dominance has proven that the real currency of power is not silicon, but intellectual property ...
Designing Nepal’s Sovereign Wealth Fund: The Case for a Sequenced Dual Mandate
A fund suited to Nepal’s conditions would operate two distinct sleeves under a single legal structure, governed by different rules because they carry different risks ...
Democratization of Innovation: The Legacy of WIPO Recommendation 45 and India’s Strategic Push
India’s agenda in the upcoming session marks a strategic shift from being a passive recipient of norms to advocating a structural blueprint for the Global Sout ...
Energy Security in South Asia: Balancing Growth, Sustainability, and Regional CooperationÂ
South Asia will be better prepared for its next energy shock when electricity moves according to shared rules and resilient infrastructure, rather than temporary surplus and exceptional permission. ...
Critical Minerals and the Emerging Geoeconomic Competition in Asia
Critical minerals are emerging as one of the defining strategic resources of the twenty-first century. As economies move toward advanced manufacturing, renewable energy, and digital transformation, competition over mineral supply chains is likely to become increasingly significant ...
India-Nepal Bilateral Relation in the 2020s: with Reference to the Role of Tourism
India-Nepal tourism thrives on deep cultural, religious, historical and geographic ties, with India as the largest source of visitors due to open borders and shared pilgrimage sites like Pashupatinath and Lumbini ...
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Can BRICS Speak with One Voice? India, China and the Political Economy of De-dollarisation
BRICS has spent successive summits presenting itself as a forum for countries seeking greater representation in a changing global order ...