India, Australia and the ‘tech cold war’
Our International Security Fellow, Sameer Patil was interviewed by Asialink. Watch the interview here
Our International Security Fellow, Sameer Patil was interviewed by Asialink. Watch the interview here
Our International Security Fellow, Sameer Patil was interviewed by WION News on PM Modi travelling for the SCO Summit. Watch the interview here
Japan hosts the 2019 G20 Osaka summit on June 28-29. India’s priorities at the G20 are similar to those of all developing countries, but it is significantly aligned with Japan in its emphasis on infrastructure, the silver economy and countering corruption, among others, says Suresh Reddy, Joint Secretary (Multilateral Economic Relations), ministry of external affairs, government of India, in this interview with Gateway House
Former ambassador Dilip Sinha’s book comes at a time when there is a call for greater transparency and accountability in the functioning of institutions the world over. The United Nations Security Council, a vestige of post-Second World War structures, has had no real meaningful reform. The author deals with this and other thorny questions
Gateway House contributed to a report on 'The Age of Digital Interdependence' of the United National Secretary-General's High-Level Panel on Digital Cooperation.
Sameer Patil, Fellow, International Security Studies Programme was quoted by The Economic Times. Read the full article here
India is subtly adding four new elements in the policy matrix
The inaugural Russia-Africa summit in Sochi in October is President Putin’s way of proclaiming a new phase in Russia’s relationship with the continent while increasing its relevance among countries with an established presence. The aim is to strengthen cooperation in the nuclear power, mining and security sectors
Neelam Deo, Co-founder and Director, Gateway House was a part of Bloomberg Quint’s Primetime Debate. Watch the debate here
The Basic Exchange and Cooperation Agreement for Geospatial Cooperation (BECA), the last of the India-U.S. foundational agreements, will enable India to avail of U.S. expertise on geospatial intelligence and to sharpen the accuracy of weapons and automated hardware systems used for military purposes. But the over-emphasis on imaging in the agreement overlooks the likelihood of a clash between the telecom and meteorological technologies, which can hurt India’s crucial capabilities in space-based weather forecasting and disaster management