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Whither BRICS?
President Vladimir Putin had invited the leaders of Brazil, India and China to Yekaterinburg in June 2009 as the four large emerging economies had felt the need to express their views jointly after participating in the first summit level meeting of G
September 14, 2023 International Relations and Diplomacy, Commentary
China’s Deteriorating Economy has Created Instability for Xi Jinping
China’s economy is in dire straits. While assessments of China’s economic situation by foreign banks and economists is worrying, the views of some Chinese economists are even more pessimistic. They question the Chinese government’s projected ec
September 13, 2023 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, China, economy, Xi Jinping, CCP, zero COVID policy, Qin Gang, Wolf warrior diplomacy
New Delhi Summit Declaration: G20 coming of age
The pervasive mood in much of the developing world is not to let geopolitical confrontation stymie progress on the issues of major consequence for them. The issue of the G20 New Delhi Leaders’ Declaration, on day one of the two-day Summit, is no
September 13, 2023 International Relations and Diplomacy, Governance and Political Studies, Article, New Delhi, G20, Declaration
From G20 to G21: India's Dynamic Global South Leadership
Today, India’s position has transitioned from a participant to a notable leader, adopting the position of a distinct and significant voice for the Global South, within the domains of the international community. Such evolution has been highlighted
September 12, 2023 International Relations and Diplomacy, Governance and Political Studies, Commentary, G20, African Union, India-Africa Relations, Global South, G21
Malabar 2023: Reinforcing Maritime Security in the Indo-Pacific
The 27th edition of the Malabar series of maritime exercises, which started in 1992 as a bilateral exercises between the Indian Navy and the US Navy evolved over the years into a symbol of cooperative maritime security between the four Quad countries
Second Russia-Africa Summit: A Mixed Bag for Africa
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In recent years, Russia may have increased its influence in Africa more than any other external power. However, Russia has a long history of interaction with Africa. These two continents were extremely close during the Cold WarSeptember 10, 2023 International Relations and Diplomacy, Africa, Article, Russia, modi, UNSC, Africa, Putin, Ukraine, G20, Russia Africa Summit, Neo-colonialism
Analysing China - Russia Naval Exercises
China has the fastest growing navy amongst the major powers of the world with a current strength of about 340 ships including 125 major combatants and submarines[1]. This growth
Saudi Diplomacy: Breaking the Barriers
Last decade, especially since the Arab Spring of 2010, has been quite momentous for the Saudi domestic, foreign and security policies. This has been further accentuated in the last five years and is greatly marked by tremendous pragmatism and realism
September 04, 2023 International Relations and Diplomacy, Article, India, US, China, Iran, Houthi, G20, OPEC, MBS, Abraham Accords, Riyadh
Prime Minister Modi in Athens: A Visit of Special Significance
The Prime Minister of India, Mr Narendra Modi, paid an official visit to Athens recently. Mr Modi represents modern India, a country the average Greek knows very little about. As far as India is concerned, the Greek collective memory is dominat
September 04, 2023 International Relations and Diplomacy, Commentary, India, PM Modi, Greece, Athens
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