Courtesy: G-20 Insights
A policy brief written by Purvaja Modak, Researcher and Assistant Manager, Research Office, Akshay Mathur, Director of Research, Geoeconomics Fellow, Amit Bhandari, Energy and Environment Studies Fellow, Gateway House, was published on the G-20 Insights website.
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China's strong economic foreign policy has created strong dependency chains around the world. This dependency has often resulted in major geopolitical gains both regionally and internationally. Join us as we discuss the impact that China has had in the South China Sea, Regional Organisations and the International Community. This is the concluding episode to a two-part special on the Rise of China.
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India’s global economic engagement, especially with the developing world, has increased in the last two decades, but trade with South Asia has remained low. It holds the potential for building greater productivity and more inclusive growth in India and the region
Courtesy: The Telegraph
President Trump’s “America First” rhetoric has eroded support for the commitments that leaders made at previous G20 summits regarding trade: rejecting protectionism and strengthening the multilateral trading system. What implications does this have for global trade? Will the more moderate voices in the administration get heard?
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Allegations of corruption brought down erstwhile South Korean president Park Geun-Hye. Now, there are many changes afoot: the new president who will be elected in May will face some crucial dilemmas that may affect the country’s relations with China and North Korea, besides the U.S.
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World Is One News interviewed Sameer Patil about the visit of Indian Army Chief Bipin Rawat to Dhaka.
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Sucharita Sengupta credited Sameer Patil, Fellow, National Security Studies & Director, Centre for International Security, Gateway House in her article on Digital Diplomacy
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Nepal, currently one of the 21st century’s important locations in Asia, has to safeguard itself by its own initiative, not rely on guarantees from external actors. The authors, one of whom is a former minister of the country, suggest that a changed world order calls for more modern security forces and an independent defense policy
Courtesy: NRI News 24x7
A conference held by Gateway House at Mumbai University involving academics from India and Israel was mentioned in articles published by several news agencies
The past decade has witnessed an evolution of India-Africa relations especially since the implementation of Modi's Act East policy. There is also a growing realisation of the strategic and geopolitical value of the Indian Ocean region. This speech highlights the policies needed to strengthen India-Kenya relations and tap the wealth of resources in this Blue Economy.