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The World Social Forum, held in Montreal last week, gave voice to innovative approaches to creating a world system based on social and economic justice, while highlighting the practical complexities of making such a vision a reality.
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It was the iron will of the citizens of Turkey and their uncompromising belief in the deeply rooted democratic traditions and institutions of the country which proved to be critical in defeating the July coup attempt. Turkey will continue the reforms which have made it a shining light in the region
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The July coup in Turkey did not achieve its objective of eliminating President Erdogan, who has, ironically, emerged a ‘national hero.’ Does this signal a new beginning? An analysis of the factors impending upon the colossal repair-and-rebuild task before the country.
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Continuing our special mini-series on the U.S. Elections and it's foreign policy implications, Ambassador Neelam Deo discusses the changing U.S.-Russia-EU equation and how scrutiny into expenses into NATO are inevitable.
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Sameer Patil, Fellow, National Security, Ethnic Conflict, and Terrorism Studies, Gateway House, was interviewed and quoted by FirstPost for an article on Balochistan and the India-Pakistan relationship.
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This Indian Independence Day, take a look back into the 70 years of the nations foreign policy.
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Manjeet Kripalani, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Gateway House, spoke at the sixth Harvard Model United Nations (HMUN) in Hyderabad last week, and was mentioned in reporting of the event by The Hindu, The New Indian Express, and The Hans India.
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Sifra Lentin, Mumbai History Fellow, Gateway House, had her article on the impact of Partition on the Indian Navy republished by Scroll Magazine, and posted on Scoop Content Curation.
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Manjeet Kripalani, Executive Director, Gateway House, delivered a speech at the Harvard Model United Nations (HMUN) India Leadership Forum, in Hyderabad on 13 August 2016.
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India’s East Asia policy has been a bedrock of the country’s foreign policy, and the Modi government has deepened ties with ASEAN and extra-ASEAN powers in a significant way. As India turns 70, it is worth assessing the few key bilaterals that will now become more important for regional security and prosperity.