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Takeaways from 76th  UN General Assembly meeting
Politics
Torunika Roy • Oct 7, 2021

Takeaways from 76th UN General Assembly meeting

When the United Nations was established in 1945, it committed to maintain international peace and security by encouraging the development of friendly relations among nations. The General Assembly is one of the principal organs of the United...

China-Russia-Pakistan Axis: Concerns for India
Politics
Khyati Singh • Oct 4, 2021

China-Russia-Pakistan Axis: Concerns for India

Ever since its formation, India has been dealing with alliance adversaries of all kinds from one end or the other. The cold war paved way for the Non-Aligned Movement that sharply defined India’s approach on the global scale, and the wars t...

EU Foreign & Security Policy Priorities
Politics
Abhijeet Nehra • Sep 23, 2021

EU Foreign & Security Policy Priorities

European Union, the only supranational organization is a post-cold war creation. It is a political and economic union comprising of 27 member states-Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Ge...

Increasing Islamic reactionism in Western Africa
Terrorism
Abhijeet Nehra • Sep 15, 2021

Increasing Islamic reactionism in Western Africa

Islamic militants and terror outbreaks have increased in the past decade. For instance, terrorist outbreaks began in north-east Nigeria in 2009, three years later in northern Mali. In addition, central Niger and Burkina Faso have also witne...

Migration and Refugee crisis in Western Africa
Economics
Abhijeet Nehra • Sep 6, 2021

Migration and Refugee crisis in Western Africa

Western Africa compasses of 17 countries namely Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Cote d’ Ivoire, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone and Togo, it covers the area of about 8 ...

The Future Prospects of the BRICS-Looking into Agenda
World
Gaurav Sen • Aug 23, 2021

The Future Prospects of the BRICS-Looking into Agenda

The likely agenda of the BRICS summit becomes a hot topic of the town since India will chair it. The foreign policy scholars initiated the prediction of the issues that would be a top priority in the 13th BRICS summit occurring under the au...

India’s SCO Challenge: Treading a fine line
Politics
Gaurav Sen • Aug 17, 2021

India’s SCO Challenge: Treading a fine line

Initially, The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) was the group of the six Eurasian countries that expanded with the inclusion of India and Pakistan in 2017. Constituted to resolve border disputes between the participant states, the or...

Terrorist groups in Central Asia
Terrorism
Aman Kumar • Aug 16, 2021

Terrorist groups in Central Asia

On 31st of July 2018 the media wing of ISIS, Amaq, issued a video. The video featured the killers of four foreign cyclists (two from the United States, one Dutch, and one a Swiss citizen killed in Southern Tajikistan) taking the responsibil...

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