India’s Semiconductor Diplomacy Beyond Manufacturing: Can Strategic Partnerships Deliver Technological Sovereignty?
India’s semiconductor policy for the past five years was mostly that of an industrial policy, with semiconductors being in the […]
Issue Briefs
The Gulf Is Learning to Live Without a Single Protector: Türkiye as a Stakeholder
The security of the Gulf for the past half century, rested on a simple bargain: the United States provided the […]
From Divides to Linkages: Reimagining Economic Cooperation and Blue Economy in the Bay of Bengal
By: Sagnik Nandi In this era of globalization, one of the global commons, i.e., the maritime arenas, has become increasingly […]
Fueling the Future: The India-Guyana Partnership Imperative
By Arman Sidhu India’s March 2026 LPG crisis has laid bare the structural fragility of the country’s energy supply architecture. […]
Iran’s Neo Siyasatnama
By – Prayant Praved It was in the 11th century that Nizam-al-Mulk Tousi, the prime minister of the Seljuk Empire, […]
India’s Multi-Alignment Policy and What President Putin’s Visit Reveals About it
By – Neha President Putin’s India visit for the 23rd India-Russia Annual Summit has been significant in many ways, but […]
Putin in Delhi: What the 23rd Annual Summit Means for Indian Foreign Policy?
By – Sagnik Nandi Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in India between 5-7th December 2025 for the 23rd annual Russia-India […]
Between Peace and Power: The Geopolitical Implications of the Armenia–Azerbaijan Peace Deal
By – Musheer Ul Hasan Ekrema Across history, the rise and fall of empires have often hinged on control of […]
The TRIPP Challenge to Iran’s Regional Strategy
By – Rahana Sherin K V The “Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity” (TRIPP) has cast a long, disquieting […]
THE UAE DIGITAL DIRHAM: Towards Accelerating the BRICS Pay
By – Bhadra Ashok Kumar The Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa group or the BRICS Group is a […]