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Iran Afghan relations after the Taliban takeover
Politics
Mahima Chouhan • Apr 2, 2022

Iran Afghan relations after the Taliban takeover

The reappearance of the Taliban in 2021 has put foreign actors, particularly neighbouring countries, in a difficult geopolitical scenario. The Islamic Republic of Iran which shares a border of around 585 miles frontier and a strong cultural...

North Korean Missile Tests and Impact on East Asia
Weapons
Torunika Roy • Mar 21, 2022

North Korean Missile Tests and Impact on East Asia

At the 2021 year-end Plenary Meeting, the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un expressed his desire to improve people's lives by focusing over nukes. The speech came against the backdrop of severe economic crises and food shortages faced by Nort...

Chinese Incursions into Taiwan's Air Defence Zone
Weapons
Apoorva Jain • Feb 27, 2022

Chinese Incursions into Taiwan's Air Defence Zone

In the past few months, the frequency of Chinese warplanes entering the island’s air defense identification zone (ADIZ) has increased dramatically, fuelling speculations about a major confrontation. The month of February alone has seen 43 i...

Diplomatic Tussle Over Beijing Olympics
World
Sharath Kumar Kolipaka • Feb 8, 2022

Diplomatic Tussle Over Beijing Olympics

The United States announced that they are not going to send an official delegation to the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing; this diplomatic boycott doesn’t involve the athletes, the athletes will proceed with the games which are starting in ...

Role of social media in the prevalence of terrorism
Terrorism
Gaurav Sen • Feb 6, 2022

Role of social media in the prevalence of terrorism

Terrorism using social media has become one of the world's most pressing concerns. There is a symbiotic relationship between domestic terrorist groups and international terrorist organisations, which is aggravating the issue. Terrorist grou...

FDI in India during COVID-19 Pandemic
Economics
Vaibhav Tomar • Feb 3, 2022

FDI in India during COVID-19 Pandemic

A foreign direct investment is a business transaction that involves acquiring a significant stake in a foreign company. It's commonly used to describe a company's plan to expand its operations in a new region. FDI are large investments made...

Breaking Barriers: US-India Trade Dialogue
Economics
Apoorva Jain • Jan 4, 2022

Breaking Barriers: US-India Trade Dialogue

On November 23rd, the U.S.Trade Representative Ambassador Katherine Tai and the Indian Minister of Commerce and Industry, Piyush Goyal co-chaired the 12th ministerial meeting of the revived India-U.S Trade Policy Forum (TPF).

Strategic implications of the new ‘Quad’
Security
Gaurav Sen • Dec 2, 2021

Strategic implications of the new ‘Quad’

Apart from the Indo-Pacific Quad, a new Quad was formed last month when India's, Israel's, the United Arab Emirates', and the United States' foreign ministers met to form a "International Forum for Economic Cooperation." Following last year...

Renewed Relevance: Five Power Defence Agreement
Security
Gaurav Sen • Nov 24, 2021

Renewed Relevance: Five Power Defence Agreement

Formed in 1971 after the withdrawal of British forces east of the Suez, the five Power defense Arrangements (FPDA), has a primary aim to protect former colonies Malaysia and Singapore in a region marred in conflict. The two South East Asian...

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