India’s Foreign Policy Will Remain Unchanged, Says Gateway House’s Bhatia
Our Distinguished Fellow, Foreign Policy Studies, Rajiv Bhatia was interviewed by Bloomberg TV. Watch the full interview here
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The IBSA task list
Why this unique grouping of India, Brazil and South Africa must be revitalised
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Cannibalising U.S. firms in China
The U.S. strategy to impose steep tariffs on Chinese goods shipped to the U.S. has been puzzling since the tariffs are likely to hurt a large number of American enterprises based in China
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Elections 2019: Making India Middle Class
The Bharatiya Janata Party, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has been returned to power for another five years, till 2024. In the run-up to the national elections, the author travelled to Bengal and Uttar Pradesh, two of India’s most important states, to gauge the mood of the electorate, and to assess the economic and political conditions on the ground since the last election in 2014. She found a new generation with big dreams, and a population whose basic needs were being met. Economic citizenry has trumped identity politics. Modi is the leitmotif for this India, and they look to him to lead them into a middle class future.
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Pakistani rupee sinks to new low of 150/dollar as IMF bailout conditions begin to bite
Our Fellow, Energy and Environment Studies, Amit Bhandari was featured in The Print. Read the full article here
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China y la India podrían crear un bloque petrolero para hacer frente a EEUU
Amit Bhandari, Fellow, Energy and Environment Studies was quoted in Sputnik News. Read the full article here
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Trump sucker-punches India with Iran brinksmanship
Our Fellow, Energy and Environment Studies Programme, Amit Bhandari was featured in Washington Times. Read the full article here
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Not to vote also a fundamental right, says former CEC
Our Director, Neelam Deo was quoted in Hindustan Times. Read the full article here
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The Human Tide: How Population Shaped the Modern World
Demography has an important role in economic and political history, it has an impact on political thinking and changing populations influence the balance of power between different countries. The book is especially good at British, British colonial and European demographic history, but its weakness is its Euro-centrism
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IBSA in the contemporary global governance
The following are remarks given by Ambassador Rajiv Bhatia, Distinguished Fellow, Foreign Policy Studies, Gateway House at a panel discussion on ‘Contemporary Global Governance and the Role of IBSA’, at the IBSA Academic Forum hosted by RIS and the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India.