The outcome of the U.S. presidential elections could have a significant impact on the deepening Indo-U.S. bilateral. The partnership has grown substantially in the last two decades resulting in a deepening of economic and strategic relations. Defence dominates the strategic partnership and also stimulates the economic engagement. The newly signed BECA agreement is a testament to this. The next U.S. administration's policies will be critical for India, given repeated Chinese incursions into Indian territory on the Line of Actual Control at the border, the U.S.-China rivalry and China's ambitions to dominate Asia. Gateway House has an extensive repository of primary research, analysis and reporting on the Indo-U.S. bilateral, addressing issues such as trade, technology exchange and defence cooperation.

Sameer Patil, Fellow, International Security Studies Programme, Gateway House was featured on WION News. Watch the interview here

Our International Security Fellow, Sameer Patil was quoted in the below stories: The budget is unlikely to give more money for equipment, but the Armed Forces still want expensive imports over domestic products India’s defence budget 2020 increased 9% but Read more

India’s has transited innovatively from a cash-based economy to one primarily reliant on digital payment systems. This has brought financial inclusion and transparency, but security threats too, such as data breaches. A look at the major vulnerabilities assailing India’s digital payment systems and ways to plug them.

Our International Security Fellow, Sameer Patil was interviewed by Channel News Asia. Watch the interview here

Sameer Patil, Fellow, International Security Studies Programme’s article on Digital Black Markets was published in PCQuest. The article can be viewed here

Sameer Patil, Fellow, International Security Studies Programme was quoted in ET Prime. Read the article here