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15 December 2023

Shadows of faith: Jihad, national identity and India’s resilience

The quest for identity seems to be pushing youth towards divisive ideologies.

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15 December 2023

Disquiet in the neighbourhood

As Pakistan struggles to prod the Taliban to act on militant groups, its dual policy of supporting extremist groups has come back to haunt it.

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27 October 2023

Bullets and bitcoin: Financing conflict

The recent conflicts in West Asia and Europe have brought focus to the complex relationship between cryptocurrency and global affairs.

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27 October 2023

China Envisions A New World Order Via BRI

Reaffirming his nation’s commitment to continue pouring billions of dollars into the economies of developing countries as the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) – the “project of the century” – enters its second decade, Chinese President Xi Jinping underlined earlier this week at the BRI forum that “China can only do well when the world is doing well… When China does well, the world will get even better.” More significantly, and perhaps expectedly, he took aim at the West when he suggested that “we stand against unilateral sanctions, economic coercion, decoupling, and supply chain disruption.”

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27 October 2023

India, Japan and South Korea should work together to protect shipping

Renewed Middle East fighting highlights energy security vulnerability.

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22 September 2023

Seabed warfare, Australia, India & the Indian Ocean

As the Ukraine conflict has shown, critical seabed infrastructure is vulnerable to attack; India and Australia must make a coordinated effort to protect these assets in the Indian Ocean.

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22 September 2023

What India’s G20 presidency means for the common man

The prominence of the G20 and India’s pivotal role within it holds significant implications for poverty alleviation.

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22 September 2023

Military coup in Gabon: A critical appraisal

After becoming synonymous with the rule of the Bongo family for 55 years, the military coup in Gabon has been welcomed by its people though persisting problems of wealth inequality and unemployment remain issues to be tackled.

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27 July 2023

Modi In France – Celebrating The Past, Preparing For The Future

This is a moment of transformational change in the global order, with growing uncertainty about the future. To navigate this uncertain environment, new partnerships and new platforms are taking shape as nations struggle to make sense of the world around them. At a time like this, India has become the centre of attraction of the world.

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27 July 2023

Decoding Wagner’s challenge to Putin

The Wagner mutiny raises some uncomfortable questions about the President’s control.

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