Understanding Sri Lanka’s Economic Conundrum
No country will be able to fully rescue Sri Lanka but if Sri Lanka wants IMF to come forward and rescue her then she has to…
NIICE · 7 April 2022
International Economy and Development
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Understanding Sri Lankan Economic Crisis and Lessons to Nepal
With the current declining export trade and declining remittances, the main challenge for Sri Lanka is to get the foreign sector back on track. The country…
Sunil Kumar Chaudhary · 1 April 2022
Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Implications on India and the World Economy
With the current halt in the flow of materials and the hit of supply chain, there is a quick need for countries to diversify their trade,…
NIICE · 21 March 2022
Who is Paying the Price of the Ukraine Crisis?
This war on Ukraine will be a testimony to the limits of military support superpowers can yield when it comes to war, and the underlying unfinished…
NIICE · 16 March 2022
Sanctions on Russia: Rise of The New World Economic Order
A combined effect of COVID-19 on the economy of the world and the ban on Russia, by US and European Countries from SWIFT and other financial…
NIICE · 9 March 2022
Endemic of Coup d’état in the African Continent
The democratically elected leaders should resuscitate the democratic and constitutional means of running the government and hold a beacon of hope for Africans.
NIICE · 2 March 2022
Impact of Russia and Ukraine Conflict on Nepalese Economy
In order to minimize its impact on the Nepalese economy, Nepal should focus on the following areas: reduce the unnecessary use of petroleum products and promote…
Sunil Kumar Chaudhary · 24 February 2022
Understanding the Economic Crisis in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka's over-inclination towards China is not only threatening its sovereignty but also affecting the equations of the region, with the biggest impact being on bilateral…
NIICE · 25 January 2022
Supply Chain Alternatives in Asia Pacific amid COVID-19 Pandemic
It is not possible to ultimately relocate from China as the sectors and the firms are heavily dependent and the Belt and Road Initiative could also…
NIICE · 20 December 2021
Biden’s Democracy Summit: A Façade of Democracy Promotion
President Biden’s democracy summit fits perfectly in this political and intellectual tradition of politicizing democracy as per one’s strategic interests. Democracy has become an inadvertent victim…
NIICE · 12 December 2021
Crisis in Yemen: Who is Accountable for the Worst Human Catastrophe?
The international communities like UN, Security Council, EU, and especially GCC should take additional accountability towards bringing the disgruntled groups into peaceful understanding and end this…
NIICE · 27 November 2021
The Role and Place of the Oceania Sub-regions in Contemporary International Relations
The Pacific Islands Forum can act as a platform for these sub-regions to consolidate political course and unite countries politically, to generate a common strategy for…
NIICE · 28 July 2021