Brazil’s hour of reckoning
Deepak Bhojwani's article 'Brazil's hour of reckoning' was republished on Indian American Times and on Eurasia Review.
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Checking Saudi’s ‘Vision 2030′
Saudi Arabia announced their 'Vision 2030', a roadmap to relieve the countries dependency on Oil. Amit Bhandari, Energy and Environment Fellow at Gateway House, assess the decision to list Saudi Aramco and why it might not be such a feasible idea.
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Balancing Israel and Palestine
Since the end of the cold war, India has deepened its engagement with Israel while continuing to support the Palestinian cause. India’s position does not emerge out of a vacuum. The country has had many geopolitical and moral considerations to take into account before determining its stance.
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Foreign secretaries of Pakistan, India meet in New Delhi
Sameer Patil, Fellow, National Security, Ethnic Conflict and Terrorism Studies, Gateway House, was quoted by TRT World in an article on India-Pakistan relations.
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Carter in India: a Foundational Visit
An article by Sameer Patil, Gateway House Fellow for National Security, Ethnic Conflict & Terrorism studies was republished by Indian American Times.
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As things stand, Indo-US ties are a tale of convergence and divergence
Seema Sirohi's article 'India-U.S.: convergence and divergence' was republished by Scroll and The Political Indian.
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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.