Nish Acharya on Indian Standard Time
Nish Acharya, Visiting Fellow, India-U.S. Studies, Gateway House, appeared on 'Indian Standard Time' on Rajya Sabha TV.
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Lessons from Tata Steel
Rajrishi Singhal's article 'Going global? Study Tata Steel first' was republished on Livemint.
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India-Nepal ties back on an even keel
Nepal and India are trying to even out recent crimps in their decades-old relationship by focusing on areas of cooperation – such as, energy, trade, investment and infrastructure – with the bilateral cooperation agenda also including a public diplomacy programme
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Discussions in a disorderly world
Discussions at the Global Security Forum 2016 at Bratislava, Slovakia were reflective of some of the most pressing contemporary global security concerns; differences between NATO and Russia, the rise of China, turmoil in Iraq and Syria etc.
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Brazil’s hour of reckoning
The recent decision of Brazil's lower house of parliament to impeach President Rousseff has once again brought attention to the country's struggles with corruption. The crisis has already affected Brazil’s economy. Its impact on the region and on Indian businesses in the country is yet to be seen.
IMF: the new global central bank?
Anoop Singh, Distinguished Fellow, Geoeconomics Studies at Gateway House talks about the recent Global Financial Stability report of the IMF, and how it's warning hints at a growing need for a global central bank, which the IMF is perfectly placed to be.
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Resolving referendum roadblocks
The recent referendum in the Netherlands on the European Union’s Association Agreement with Ukraine raises important questions about the EU’s ability to reconcile ostensibly popular national opinion with the principles of a multi-nation political union.
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Stabilising the global financial architecture
The latest Global Financial Stability report of the IMF has warned the world of potential financial crisis. Anoop Singh, Distinguished Fellow, Geoeconomics Studies, Gateway House, discusses the report and what nations can do to safeguard themselves.
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Defining & deepening India-Singapore partnership
India and Singapore elevated their ever deepening relationship to a strategic partnership last year. The two countries laid out an ambitious roadmap for expansion and diversification of bilateral ties. What drives this multi-layered bilateral relationship?
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North America: Petro state
An article by Amit Bhandari, Fellow, Energy and Environmental Studies, and Kunal Kulkarni, Senior Researcher, Gateway House, was republished by Indian American Times.