Investment and Security: India’s Strategic Shift in Managing Chinese Economic Relations
India has approved investment proposals from certain Chinese electronics manufacturing companies, suggesting a shift in its economic stance towards China.
Category Center for International Relations and Strategic Studies
The China-Xizang Initiative: Consolidating Power and Shaping the Trans-Himalayan Region
The delegates invited, the agenda unveiled, and the larger context, indicate China’s efforts to convert Tibet (renamed recently as Xizang) into the fulcrum of sub-regional initiatives as well as to expand China’s influence in the neighbourhood.
Poland and Ukraine in Focus: Modi’s Diplomatic Mission and Its Strategic Implications
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be in Poland and Ukraine this week
Uniting Voices: India’s Global Development Compact for a Resilient Global South
While hosting 3rd VOGSS, India proposed ‘Global Development Compact’, emphasizing that its own development journey and experiences will be shared with fellow developing countries of the Global South
QUAD Foreign Ministers’ Meet 2024: Strategic Agreements and Future Directions
QUAD, also known as the ‘Quadrilateral Strategic Forum’ is an informal strategic forum which aims for an open, free, prosperous and more inclusive Indo-Pacific region. It comprises four democratic countries and market economies, namely India, USA, Japan and Australia.
The Voice of the Global South: India’s Commitment to Inclusivity and Global Representation
The virtual summit to be held on Saturday shows India’s commitment to unifying the concerns of the Global South and enabling them to make the G20 platform more relevant to their needs
Bangladesh in Turmoil: The Chinese gain of 2024?
Sheikh Hasina, now a guest of India, has accused the United States of orchestrating her ouster under the guise of a ‘student revolution’. With mounting US pressure over the years and alleged plans to acquire Bangladesh's St Martin’s Island, Hasina's suspicions have grown. Meanwhile, China, leveraging Bangladesh’s $6 billion debt, stands to gain significantly, further deepening its influence in the region as it eyes strategic control over the Bay of Bengal and strengthens its economic ties with Dhaka.