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Anoop Singh, Distinguished Fellow, Geoeconomics Studies, Gateway House, was quoted by 21st Century Business Herald in an article on IMF quota and governance reform.
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Oliver Stuenkel's book provides a well-researched account of the evolution of BRICS – starting from the forum’s inception in 2009 to the present – and the interactions between Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa on global issues.
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Rajrishi Singhal's review of the book 'Indian Family Business Mantras' by Peter Leach and Tatwamasi Dixit was published on The Hindu Business Line.
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Sameer Patil's article 'India balances Asian security with Japan' was republished on Swarajya Magazine and on The Political Indian.
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Rajni Bakshi, Gandhi Peace Fellow, Gateway House, was quoted by Energy Intelligence in an article on India at the COP21 Summit in Paris.
The unfolding coup in Turkey demonstrates the instability that the nation has fallen into. Terror attacks like the one in Istanbul airport was the most high profile targeting of Turkey by ISIS and other extremists. This is the outcome of Turkey’s crackdown on internal popular protest, on allowing itself to become the highway for extremists, refugees and weapons to disparate terrorist groups and being a willing proxy for the major powers contending in Syria. The increasing frequency of the attacks in Turkey reveals a similar pathology to Pakistan, which is now in a low-grade civil war. Is Turkey going down the path of Pakistan?
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Sameer Patil. Fellow, National Security, Ethnic Conflict and Terrorism, Gateway House, was quoted by Benar News in an article on the arrest of three suspected Al-Qaeda operatives by the Indian police.
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As Iran begins to re-integrate with the global economy, the politics in West Asia are bound to be impacted. Will Iran be the new Turkey? Is Turkey going down the path of Pakistan? M.D. Nalapat, director of the School of Geopolitics at Manipal University and Manjeet Kripalani, executive director, Gateway House join our national security fellow, Sameer Patil, to discuss these questions, and more.
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During Japanese PM Shinzo Abe’s recent visit to India, both countries made important progress in strengthening their security engagement focused on maritime security, defence purchases and counter-terrorism. Nonetheless, Indian policymakers are conscious of regional concerns about Japan’s renewed nationalism and of balancing this relationship with that of China
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COP21 could have spelled doom for India’s growth push if it had insisted on a peak emissions year for all participants, or spelled out explicit restrictions on coal. It has done neither, and continues to recognise the principle of differentiated responsibilities
