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The Neighbourhood Studies Initiative of the Strategic Studies Programme aims to promote research on the key pressing issues of India’s Neighbourhood.
As the world order transits from the West to the East and pivots around the Indo-Pacific region, India and its neighbourhood - entailing the regions of South Asia and the Indian Ocean - is growing geo-strategically important. India, which has traditionally maintained a strong presence among its neighbours for development, security, and strategic goals, is seeing an assertive and aggressive China increase its influence among its neighbours. This evolving competition has also incentivized other powers to assert themselves in the region, placing India and its neighbourhood in a geopolitical spotlight and calling upon a thorough understanding of the region.
Key Areas of Research:
The key themes guiding the research of this initiative are Security and Geopolitics, Development and Politics, Connectivity, Environment and Non-Traditional Security, and Regional Integration and Multilateralism.
The countries at the center of focus for the initiative are Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Nepal, Bhutan, and Myanmar. Some focus geographies for the Initiative are South Asia, the Indian Ocean, the Himalayas, the Bay of Bengal, and the Indo-Pacific.
Priorities for Prime Minister Hasina's New Term in Bangladesh
The changing face of Baloch activism
Rejuvenating Nepal-India bilateral relations through digital connectivity
Shifting tides: India’s port dominance in Myanmar
The Modi-Hasina legacy
Intelligence alliances and the counterintelligence challenge
Sino-Indian rivalry in rail connectivity in Nepal
Pakistan’s judiciary as a compliant arbiter of power
If talks and terror can’t go together, neither can trade and terror
Is Myanmar impeding India’s Act East Policy?
Hybrid Pakistan
Crossing currents: India-China contention and the Teesta conundrum in Bangladesh
Navigating uncertainty: India's strategic dilemma in Myanmar
Emptying Nepal
India-ASEAN FTA Rules of Origin reforms: Abating outside influx and consolidating supply chains
Maldives' import-reliant economic landscape
Dilemmas in disaster management: SAARC under scrutiny
“Market coupling” in the power sector: Is India doing enough?
Pakistan’ Rigged Elections People have voted against the army but it still gets to cook up the next coalition
Pakistan’s economic challenges amidst political drama
Pakistan generals’(s) election: Shock, awe and the traditional swindle
Pakistan Army: The unyielding guardian
Iran, Pakistan, and the greater Baloch question
Iran and Pakistan: Another front for an already embattled Islamabad
Bhutan’s goal of a green city: Pathways for a syncretic Indo-Bhutan development
Polls, politics, and foreign policy: Bangladesh in perspective
Bangladesh’s economic future: A seven-point agenda
Muizzu’s Maldives is missing the ‘Geo’ in geopolitics