Category Center for International Relations and Strategic Studies

Panelist FFP in Asia Pacific

Participants List: Feminist Foreign Policy in the Asia-Pacific Region

Feminist Foreign Policy in the Asia-Pacific Region | An Online International Workshop Program | A Two-Day Immersive Online Discussion Workshop | September 2023 | IMPRI #WebPolicyLearning Participants/Registrations List: Participants/Registrations List Feminist Foreign Policy in the Asia-Pacific Region An Online International Workshop Program A Two-Day…

G20 and India’s Foreign Policy: Exploring a new Link

As the G20 summit successfully concluded in New Delhi last week, it managed to generate some positive headlines for India globally. Even India’s staunchest critics had to concede that contrary to their expectations, New Delhi managed to pull off a successful summit at a time when geopolitical and developmental fault-lines have been sharpening by the day. Despite the absence of Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin (and perhaps because of it), a large part of the world agreed and put its stamp on India’s global developmental priorities. A strong message has gone out from New Delhi that India is now, more than ever, willing to lead from the front and shedding its perpetual reticence of yore.

Navigating Global Challenges: Public Policy, International Relations, and IMPRI Center for International Relations and Strategic Studies (CIRSS)

Arjun Kumar Introduction The interaction between public policy and international relations is pivotal in shaping global dynamics in our increasingly interconnected world. Public policies, foreign policies, and diplomatic strategies influence a nation’s role on the international stage, impacting economic cooperation,…

“Forging Unity: The G20 Presidency’s Impact on India’s Harmonious Integration of India and Bharat”

G20 events have contributed both in infrastructural, informational and institutional development in different parts of the country. They have brought together not only civil society but also self-help groups, small rural initiatives and local action groups hitherto delinked to global dialogue and narratives. India

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