Energy security has emerged as a strategic priority for BRICS countries amid rising global energy demand, geopolitical uncertainties, and the accelerating transition towards cleaner and sustainable energy systems.
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has become an integral component of modern justice systems by providing accessible, efficient, and cost-effective mechanisms for resolving disputes outside conventional court proceedings.
The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad), comprising Australia, India, Japan, and the United States, has emerged as a prominent minilateral platform for promoting peace, stability, and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific.
The 16th India–Japan Annual Summit, held in New Delhi on 2 July 2026, represents a significant milestone in the evolution of the India–Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership.
Polciy UpdateNeha Kumari Introduction Languages do more than just help people communicate. They also carry memory, identity, and a sense of belonging. Kiswahili shows this clearly. The saying, “Lugha ni uti wa mgongo wa utamaduni, mshikamano na maendeleo“, which means…
The South Caucasus is a strategic region that has traditionally been shaped by competition among Russia, Turkey, Iran, and Western powers. However, in recent years, India has established a more visible presence in the region through its rapidly expanding relations with Armenia. The partnership has attracted particular attention because it coincides with growing political and military cooperation among Azerbaijan, Turkey, and Pakistan. Consequently, a conflict once understood primarily as a territorial dispute between Armenia and Azerbaijan is increasingly linked to broader geopolitical rivalries, defense partnerships, and competing Eurasian connectivity projects.
India’s recurring invitations reveal as much about New Delhi’s ambitions as about the G7’s adaptation to the changing times.