The Netaji files: They won’t harm relations after 60 years
Ambassador Neelam Deo discusses whether the declassification of Government files on Subhash Chandra Bose could adversely affect foreign relations.
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Cyber-sanctions on China?
Days before President Xi's first State visit to the US, the Obama administration is debating cyber sanctions on China over the recent hacking of Government servers. Sameer Patil discusses the possibilities.
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BSF-Rangers: Blow hot, blow cold
The Director Generals of the Indian Border Security Force and the Pakistan Rangers met from September 9-12. Sameer Patil, National Security Fellow, discusses the outcome of the talks and why the decisions may take time to percolate.
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India-UNSC: Reflecting Asian realities
Gateway House visited St. Xavier's College, Mumbai, as part of its Foreign Policy Roadshow on 11 September, 2015. Ambassador Neelam Deo addressed the students on the United Nations Security Council and the future India has with it.
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India-Saudi row over rapes
In light of the alleged raping of two Nepali women by a Saudi Arabian diplomat in Gurgaon, Neelam Deo discusses the raised concerns regarding the immunity that is extended to diplomats.
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The NSA talks: mistakes on both sides
The highly anticipated talks between the Indian and the Pakistani National Security Advisers fell through hours before the two were to meet. Neelam Deo weighs in on the discussion and the consequences of the cancelled talks.
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Will the death of Hamid Gul change the Pakistan ISI?
Ex-Chief of ISI, Hamid Gul died on August 15. Neelam Deo and Sameer Patil sit down to discuss his role in ISI and cross border militantism.
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New Sri Lankan PM will strive for balance
On 17 August 2015, Sri Lanka held their parliamentary elections. The final results, showed that Ranil Wickremesinghe won the election and will remain Sri Lanka's prime minister. Neelam Deo, Director, Gateway House, analyses the outcomes of the elections.
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Modi needs to reassure the Indian diaspora in the UAE
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to travel to the UAE on August 16 and 17, aside from his meetings with the governing royalty, he'll be connecting with the Indian diaspora there which comprises of 30% of the UAE's population. Neelam Deo discusses how this visit is different from others and what the nations can build on.
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How will Iranian FM Zarif’s visit change India-Iran relations?
Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif meeting several high-level officials during his visit to India on August 14. Neelam Deo discusses what Zarif's visit can means for India and Iran.