Anil Trigunayat

Former Indian Ambassador to Jordan, Libya, and Malta; Distinguished Fellow and Head of the West Asia Experts Group at the Vivekananda International Foundation.

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Insights, Center for International Relations and Strategic Studies, International Relations and Strategic Studies

India’s G20 Presidency comes at a Difficult Time

For India all this has been a grave challenge while navigating the minefields of geo politics and securing her national interests and strategic autonomy. It is stuck as her strategic partners are at war. Her sane voice falls on deaf ears of geo political contestations.

Addressing the crucial meeting of the G20 Foreign Ministers today, Prime Minister Modi reminded them that as leading economies of the world, they also have a responsibility towards those who are not in the room.

IMPRI, IMPRI and IMPRI
March 5, 2023

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Year in Review: A Way Out of Ukraine War

Well, after an year of Russia–Ukraine war or Moscow’s special ops one thing is for sure that there are no winners and the whole world especially the deprived developing countries, who had nothing to do with these power games, are big losers.

IMPRI, IMPRI and IMPRI
February 26, 2023

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Operation Dost: India’s Benevolent Humanitarian Assistance

Most recent Indian largesse was and is being witnessed in Indian response to the devastating earthquakes in Turkiye and Syria. Human lives do matter.

IMPRI, IMPRI and IMPRI
February 17, 2023

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Biden’s State of the Union Address

Make in America, Made in America, buy American were the key arguments as Biden underscored that US can once again be the manufacturing hub and best economy in the world.

IMPRI, IMPRI and IMPRI
February 10, 2023

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India’s Multi-Networked Approach to Foreign Policy

Covid-19, Ukraine, and their economic fallouts, have shown us that in today’s world, every crisis has global dimensions. India, at this moment in time, is perhaps more involved in global multilateralism than it has been at any point in its history.

IMPRI, IMPRI and IMPRI
February 5, 2023

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India’s G20 Presidency: Tumultuous Present & Uncertain Future

On December 1, 2022, India assumed the presidency of the G20 for a year. Preparations and blueprint for making it somewhat different than the previous ones were already afoot as India played a critical role at the Bali Summit in bridging the differences on the Russia-Ukraine issue and helping issuance of the Bali Declaration that was being dogged by the geo politics between Russia and the West.

IMPRI and IMPRI
February 4, 2023