Insights, a blog published by IMPRI.
Anil Trigunayat Indian diplomacy during the Russia-Ukraine crisis has been on a high drive. Recently, she has also been a favorite destination (virtual or physical) for dozens of dignitaries including Prime Ministers of Australia and Japan, special envoys, and foreign…
Manoj Misra Miyawaki planting is unfit for nonmoist locations. What could be acceptable in moist temperate, subtropical, or island ecologies like Japan and similar latitudes would be most unwise in other latitudes, especially tropics, where water is climatically scarce or…
Harsh V Pant Last week, after 10 long years of negotiations, India and Australia finally signed the India-Australia Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement in a virtual ceremony attended by prime minister Narendra Modi and his Australian counterpart Scott Morrison. Modi rightly described…
Ageing jumps out the key issue for India when one gleans through population trends and forecasts undertaken by different agencies including UN and government of India. COVID 19 has underlined this fact even more, with a thick red pen. With the passage of time as the demographic transition matures, ageing is going to assume even more significance.
If de-dollarization occurs, the impact will be felt wide and far. Severe sanctions are a double-edged sword which will impact every nation.
Famous Cricketer turned politician Imran Khan, the erstwhile Prime Minister of Pakistan, has been stumped by the opposition and the army in this Establishmentarian Democracy. Although over time almost all Prime Ministers fell out of the real proxy ruler’s favor and could never complete their full tenure, Imran Khan became the first one to be booted out through a ‘No Trust vote ‘. Benazir Bhutto and Shaukat Aziz had survived the no-confidence vote.
Russia, China, Pakistan, and the American allies in Europe and Asia were eagerly following the developments. But the outcome of the summit and the 2+2 dialogue appears to have disappointed them all