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Prof Rajaram Panda
Prof. Rajaram Panda is former Senior Fellow at the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, New Delhi. Earlier, he was Senior Fellow, IDSA, ICCR Chair Professor at Reitaku University, and Lok Sabha Research Fellow, Parliament of India. He is also Member of the Governing Council, Indian Council of World Affairs, and the Centre for Security and Strategic Studies, both in New Delhi. He had also long stints at the Japan Foundation New Delhi

Prof. Rajaram Panda is former Senior Fellow at the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, New Delhi. Earlier, he was Senior Fellow, IDSA, ICCR Chair Professor at Reitaku University, and Lok Sabha Research Fellow, Parliament of India. He is also Member of the Governing Council, Indian Council of World Affairs, and the Centre for Security and Strategic Studies, both in New Delhi. He had also long stints at the Japan Foundation New Delhi

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Sweden Joins NATO – Does it Contribute to Peace or Intensify Conflict?
April 10, 2024 Prof Rajaram Panda
On 7 March 2024, Sweden officially became NATO’s newest member, upon depositing its instrument of accession to the North Atlantic Treaty with the Government of the United States in Washington DC, thereby ending its 200-year-old policy of neutrality...

Tags: International Relations and Diplomacy, Article, NATO, Ukraine War, Nordic countries, Article 5, containment strategy, defensive modernisation, Finnish War
Why a Code of Conduct on South China Sea Remains Elusive?
March 26, 2024 Prof Rajaram Panda
Introduction Recent developments in South China Sea have necessitated fast-tracking the finalisation of a legally binding Code of Conduct (COC) for all competing parties in the disputed waters. There are doubts, however, if such a documen...

Tags: International Relations and Diplomacy, Article, ASEAN, South China Sea, UNCLOS, Code of Conduct, CNOOC, EEZ, ONGC, military installation, island reclamation
US and China Jostle for Influence in Southeast Asia
March 15, 2024 Prof Rajaram Panda
Introduction China’s conduct of diplomacy backed by its economic strength and military power has emerged as the topic of analysis by experts who try to understand what could be China’s long-term goals. Its relations with the US are un...

Tags: International Relations and Diplomacy, Article, ASEAN, Maritime Security, HADR, Global Security Initiative, ASEX 2023, Cope Thunder, Cobra Gold, Garuda Shield
A Potential War Looms over the Korean Peninsula
February 13, 2024 Prof Rajaram Panda
Pyongyang seems determined to keep tensions in the Korean Peninsula alive. In a provocative start to 2024, it launched new cruise missile test for submarine. By doing this, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un flaunted his growing nuclear arsenal, thereby...

Tags: International Relations and Diplomacy, Article, ICBM, summit diplomacy, provocations, Cheonan, spectre of a nuclear war, Northern Limit Line, nuclear-powered submarine, Yoon-suk Yeol
China’s Poaching Style of Conducting Diplomacy
February 01, 2024 Prof Rajaram Panda
Beijing seems to be determined to strangulate Taiwan as barely 48 hours after the presidential elections in which the pro-sovereignty leaning returned the Democratic Progressive Party candidate William Lai Ching-te, whose stance has irked Beijing. Th...

Tags: International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Article, DPP, New Southbound Policy, One-China policy, KMT, cross-strait relations, Chinese elements, switching allegiance, poaching of allies
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