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Great Asian Highway Project – An Update
World
Krupa Vasani • Apr 28, 2021

Great Asian Highway Project – An Update

The Great Asian Highway, also known as the Asian Highway Network is a cooperative infrastructure project which has 32 Asian and European countries participatory countries along with ESCAP. The project aims at improving the highway connectiv...

India- European Union Trade Deal: Problem Areas
Economics
Jyot Shikhar Singh • Apr 26, 2021

India- European Union Trade Deal: Problem Areas

The Covid-19 pandemic, with its re-surging cases in 2021 has put many nations in a difficult position regarding their economic status. The cases have affected the state’s ability to maintain the same revenue and production level which they ...

Indonesia -US relations under President Jokowi
Politics
Aastha Saluja • Apr 17, 2021

Indonesia -US relations under President Jokowi

US – Indonesia relations underwent a major twist of change when United States under Obama administration recognized the critical importance of Asia Pacific region and Indonesia under President Joko Widodo strengthened its commitment to the ...

Japan and Germany in South China Sea
Security
Abhijeet Nehra • Apr 17, 2021

Japan and Germany in South China Sea

Japan and Germany conducted their first ever “2 plus 2 dialogue” on 13th April 2021, albeit in virtual mode due to the raging pandemic. This comes after Germany announced that its frigate “Bayern” will set sail for the South China Sea in Au...

Iran China strategic pact
Security
Abhijeet Nehra • Apr 10, 2021

Iran China strategic pact

On Saturday, 27th March 2021 China and Iran signed a key agreement which is being reported as a ‘strategic cooperation pact’. As part of the deal, Beijing has agreed to invest over $400 billion in fields such as banking, telecommunications,...

Geo-political significance of Wakhan Corridor
World
Mahima Chouhan • Apr 6, 2021

Geo-political significance of Wakhan Corridor

The Wakhan Corridor, that has acted as a confluence point of the Silk Route, is a protruding strip of narrow land of eastern Afghanistan adjoined by Tajikistan in the north and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir(PoK) in the south stretching till Chi...

UAE’s Space Programme: An Uncertain Future
Space
Krupa Vasani • Apr 1, 2021

UAE’s Space Programme: An Uncertain Future

UAE has witnessed unparalleled growth in the past decade, and that holds true for its space sector too. It aims to be one of the top countries in the aerospace sector by the end of 2021. In the past 5 years, UAE has launched several space p...

Indian Projects in Iran-A Status Update
Politics
Ragini Kashyap • Mar 29, 2021

Indian Projects in Iran-A Status Update

The current developments have brought the Sino-Indian rivalry to the theatres of West Asia. The news leak of China's strategic agreement worth $400 billion with Tehran for 25 years was soon followed by the announcement of Tehran to go solo ...

Growing Islamic Radicalism in Central Asia
World
Mahima Chouhan • Mar 27, 2021

Growing Islamic Radicalism in Central Asia

Ever since the break-up of the Soviet Union in 1991, the region of Central Asia has emerged as an intriguing field of politics, religion and security. The establishment of these newly formed republics was not only challenged by the Soviet U...

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