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Deuba Foreign Policy Continuity or Change

Deuba’s Foreign Policy Amid Fluidity: Continuity or Change?

8 August 20218 August 2021 Rajeev Kunwar 0 Comments China, India, Nepal

Deuba’s Foreign Policy is being watched by its neighbours as it will decide the fate of its international relations across borders. On the Nepali side, new Prime Minister Deuba has an opportunity to reach out to India and establish an honest line of communication to discuss all outstanding issues and find common grounds. Will his fifth-inning into the corridors of Singh Durbar be different or similar to his predecessors?

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Afghanistan: A New Opportunity for the Quad?

23 July 202123 July 2021 Neeraj Singh Manhas 1 Comment Afghanistan, China, Quad

The Quad’s Indo-Pacific policy is not limited to China’s containment or the promotion of a free and open Indo-Pacific, since there are several additional areas of concern, most notably in Central Asia. US army withdrawal provides a chance to engage the Quad partners in discussions on Afghan policy and to explore alternatives to existing peacekeeping arrangements. The Quad’s participation in Afghanistan will not only rebalance power in the wider Indo-Pacific region, but will also close a crucial continental chasm in the area’s conceptualization.

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End of Oli Era: A New Start for Indo-Nepal Relations

14 July 202113 July 2021 Neeraj Singh Manhas 2 Comments China, India, Nepal

For the second time in five months, the Supreme Court of Nepal reversed President Bidya Devi Bhandari’s decision to dissolve the House of Representatives (HoR) of Nepal. This time, it further ordered President Bhandari to appoint Nepali Congress leader Sher Bahadur Deuba as the Prime Minister by July 13, 2021. The ensuing end of the KP Sharma Oli era is likely to provide a renewed impetus to the relations between India and Nepal.

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The Art of Ruling through Animosity – Humanity or Nationalism?

19 October 202019 October 2020 Rajnish Kumar 6 Comments China, India, Modi, Nationalism, Trump, USA, Xi

The need of the hour is to fight the global pandemic through solidarity and cooperation with each other and putting

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Abraham Accord and its Geopolitical Significance

26 September 202026 September 2020 Ganesh Puthur 0 Comments Abraham Accord, Arab World, Bahrain, China, India, Iran, Israel, Saudi Arabia, USA

Abraham Accord has great importance in the geopolitics of current times as it opens up strategic, economic and political opportunities to Israel, Arab States, and other allies.

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Indian Ocean and South China Sea: Jugular Vein as Gordian Knot

3 September 20203 September 2020 Balasubramanian Chandrasekhar 6 Comments Act Far East Policy, China, India, Malacca Dilemma, Maritime Strategy, South China Sea, UNCLOS

At a time when China’s protracted pre-meditated military moves along India’s northern boundary are drawing the nation’s attention, it is important that India doesn’t lose sight of its surrounding seas and maritime environment.

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The Iran–China 25-years Deal: Where does it leave India?

9 August 202013 August 2020 Nagapushpa Devendra 8 Comments China, India, International Politics, Iran, strategic affairs, World

The most challenging factor for India would be that if China manages to establish a base at Chabahar, then New Delhi would have to bid adieu to the key element of its grand Indo-Pacific strategy.

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India-Nepal Relations: A Way Forward for Strong Relations

21 July 202029 July 2020 Manish Jung Pulami 0 Comments China, India, International Politics, Nepal, World

India and Nepal have a profound relationship, but the relationship is characterized by ebb and flow. In recent times, this bond has felt shocks in the form of border disputes and both the states cannot afford this shock to continue long.