What does the post-Brexit aftermath imply for India? Richa Sekhani poses the question for India to assess what the possible short and long term implications can
Tag: International Relations
The Social-Justice Implications of Brexit
In the ongoing brouhuahua over Brexit, Kalyani Unkule tries to uniquely assess the impact on global social justice through the various consequences Brexit threatens to
A Diamond with many Facets
Kalyani Unkule raises a valid concern about the maintenance of the Kohinoor diamond in India, given its intriguing history and proposes an alternate way to
How much did the Israeli war really cost?
Swetha Meenal argues about the various visible and hidden costs of the Israeli war through an effort to link the economic impacts of the war to
IMF Quota Reform: What is in it for Emerging Economies?
In quota reforms which have been long overdue, the IMF has increased the voting share of emerging economies. But is this enough? Richa Sekhani tries
India-Afghanistan: A Tie from the Past
In this essay, Srilaxmi Sriram explores India’s historical relationship with Afghanistan and underlines the future potential as well as possible obstacles which can serve as
Reimagining India’s Role in the Thirty Meter Telescope Project
Kalyani Unkule talks about India’s participation in the controversial TMT Project in Hawaii which is facing protests on cultural and environmental grounds and proposes a
Global Nationalism: An Analytical Challenge for International Relations
In 2014 the Scottish Referendum once again brought to light questions surrounding the logic of devolution of power and nature of federal relations; variations in
Japan’s National Security Strategy: Retort to China’s Military Assertiveness?
Piyush Singh argues how China’s tactic of coercive diplomacy is finding no takers in Japan and seems to be boomeranging. Japan in its National
Xi Jinping’s Serendipity with India: Expectations of Greater Engagement
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to India is likely to boost economic ties between both the countries. The leadership on either side carefully balanced the
