Xi Jinping’s European Tour: Diplomatic Maneuvers and Strategic Alliances
Chinese President Xi Jinping is trying to win friends and influence people in Europe during his first trip to the continent in five years.
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Diplomacy and Foreign Policy Cohort 2.0
The IMPRI Center for International Relations and Strategic Studies, along with the IMPRI
Impact and Policy Research Institute in New Delhi, organized Diplomacy and Foreign Policy Cohort 2.0, an immersive online certificate training course from April 3rd to April 25th, 2024.
Netanyahu’s Defiance, Biden’s Dilemma: US Support for Israel Strains Under Unrelenting War
Most observers felt that perhaps the only positive outcome of the ongoing war would be a real sincere effort to achieve the ‘two state solution’, but the consistent denial by Netanyahu to even consider it and the US vetoing the Palestine state’s recognition at the UNSC last week don’t augur well for this prospect in the near future.
Navigating the Indo-Pacific: US Congress Passes Vital Legislation Amid Global Pressures
Harsh V Pant US Congress passes 4 crucial bills; govt keenly aware of geopolitics in Indo-Pacific. Over the past week, the US Congress achieved a significant legislative milestone by passing four crucial bills. Among these are three distinct pieces of…
Immigration and Identity: A Comparative Analysis of US and India
Comparing India with US is simply facetious in this regard. How can barely 250 years old country could, which had reached those heights with the help of talent acquisition from abroad, compare with a civilisational country — India which has imparted the knowledge to the world and continues to excel in the modern day world of information technology, points out former diplomat Amb. Anil Trigunayat in his exclusive column.
India’s SCO Agenda: Counterterrorism, Connectivity, and Geopolitical Balancing Act
The SCO is critical for India to advance its priorities for peace and prosperity in its northern periphery and broader Eurasia.
The Cost of Peace: Biden’s Dilemma in Israel-Palestine Conflict
For Biden to placate young voters, he must be seen to play peacemaker and bringing both Israel and Palestine closer to a two-state solution.