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दोन्ही भागीदारांनी परस्पर सुरक्षा आणि सहकार्य वाढवण्यासाठी विद्यमान राजनैतिक माध्यमांचा वापर केला पाहिजे.
With China’s economic strength and the relative weakness of many smaller European countries, it is justified to see a “divide and rule” strategy
The Libyan revolt was led by a group called the National Conference of the Libyan opposition, founded in London in 2005. Can overseas Libyans make a revolution? If Qaddafi survives, will not opposition to his soft Islam be the harder version of the faith?
The split between Western and Eastern Europe has compromised the EU’s emergence as a credible strategic actor on issues relating to China
New Delhi’s increasing bilateral outreach to the individual member states of the EU presents an opportunity to promote cooperation
Europe’s gradual embrace of China’s OBOR presents most significant milestone in its history after President Xi Jinping pulled drapes off three yea
आपूर्ति श्रृंखलाओं में विविधता लाने की ज़रूरत बढ़ती जा र
It was an erratic poll for populists and right-wing nationalists alike, but they extended their power in Europe’s capital nations.
Stringent new capital requirements will choke off financing that’s urgently required to build infrastructure in the developing world.
Europe has been overly dependent on Russia for its energy needs. The REPowerEU strategy is likely to change that.
How should liberal democracies in Europe, each with relatively small populations and split by differing conceptions of national interest, deal with th
Whether France can be a trusted partner in managing China is a question that many have asked after the fiasco of Macron’s visit.
2019 European parliamentary elections have been a boost for democracy in Europe.
The Ukraine war has confronted the EU with global realities like the end of a Eurocentric world agenda
Greece's problems were inevitable because the concept of Eurozone is based on flawed solidarity. While the monetary policy is controlled by the ECB, the fiscal policy is under the member states. They have to obey the diktat of the ECB regarding interest rates and this has made Greece uncompetitive with rising costs.
The geopolitical and security crisis has forced the CARs and the EU to rethink their foreign policy regarding the region's sovereignty, safety, and st
Despite media speculations, the bilateral ties between India and Maldives seem to be off to a good start under the new Muizzu administration
Mere constitutional creation of new political space would not become the answer to the growing demands for inclusion and participation in the countryside. For substantive democracy to become a reality, Centre and States need to show willingness to share powers (3Fs).
The Af-Pak conflict's center of gravity has over the past five years shifted decisively to the very heart of Pakistan. Hence, the ultimate ace up Pakistan's sleeve is to search seriously for peace with India, step by step, but sincerely.
The event revolved around the current Chinese foreign policy in south-east Asia, its BRI project and relations with the Indo-Pacific countries and how the world views China under these geopolitical scenarios and Chinese reactions towards them.
The crisis presents Beijing with an opportunity
Adopting conventional strategies may not work in India given its highly heterogeneous character.
In a region that is increasingly defined by cooperation based on like-mindedness, shared interests, and common concerns, the Philippines-India ties ar
Is US using aid to avoid any direct participation in the military conflict while garnering popular support at home for backing Ukraine?
China has often showed a lack of willingness to abide by not only established international law but also certain norms that the global community has fostered over the years. It has flouted the decision issued by an arbitration court at The Hague regarding its claims in the South China Sea; it has also appropriated intellectual property. In the 1970s when the Western economies were taking the lead in setting global norms while balancing the thre
Presenting the Interim Budget 2024-’25 on 1 February, the finance minister announced an allocation of INR 6,21,541 crore (approx. US$75 billion) for the Ministry of Defence (MoD). Representing 1.9 percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and 13 percent of Central Government Expenditure (CGE), MoD’s new budget is an increase of 4.7 percent over the previous outlays. This brief examines the MoD’s latest budget and contextualises it in the curr
The current debate on Delhi’s approach towards the Rohingya crisis focuses principally on the implications. While this aspect, without doubt, deserves careful examination, there is a need for a more holistic understanding. This brief fills the gap by shifting the focus on the role that India is playing in finding a solution to the crisis. It looks beyond what the approach means for India and explores ways for Delhi to further deepen and expand
Pakistan Army recently declared adopting a new doctrine of war fighting, termed sub-conventional warfare, in its policy document, the Green Book. The book, published at regular intervals, is a manual of new doctrines and guidelines which the GHQ distributes among senior military officials.
The unravelling of the mystery about Bangabandhu’s assassination is crucial for the future stability of Bangladesh.
why should Delhi have a monopoly on good ideas? While Mumbai is the economic capital of India, its history has also forced it to be a center of strategic and policy thought from which Delhi remains divorced
Adequate measures need to be adopted to strengthen India’s cyber defence as it has become increasingly susceptible to Chinese cyber attacks
India’s West Asia engagement must focus on strengthening its presence as an economic and security partner
ISRO should embrace a civilian identity and, aided by legislation, form partnerships with the industry and entrepreneurs.
Gen. Mattis' visit underscored the growing salience of defence ties in shaping the trajectory of Indo-US relations.
In the next Budget Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee will have to strive hard to reduce fiscal deficit because a big fiscal deficit gives wrong signals to investors. The current year's Central and state combined fiscal deficit stands at 8.5 per cent.
The government will need a lot of explaining to do about the rising corruption in the Budget session and will have to cast its tax net wider to catch the tax dodgers. What it will do to make the tax base bigger could be an interesting feature of Budget 2013.
ORF, the Public Diplomacy Division of the Ministry of External Affairs of India and CERI - Sciences Po and Centre d'analyse Stratégique (CAPS) of France have begun an Experts Policy Dialogue to delve into key areas, opportunities and challenges that will shape, enrich and confront the India-France relationship in the coming years.
