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In response to increasing criticism of the existing international investment regime, various countries, including India, have been revising their model investment treaties. is paper analyses India's recently approved Model Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT). It makes an assessment of the text's practical implications from the perspective of ongoing negotiations of investment agreements with several countries, as well as India's transition towards
India’s job challenges is about more than creating enough jobs.
Narendra Modi’s trip to Sweden highlights the importance of an often-neglected region for India.
India today is a self-confident power, able to navigate global affairs with aplomb.
At the top, communication between the senior leadership on both sides is very good. But, once you get past that, the real engine of any bilateral relationship -- the mid-levels of the bureaucracies -- do not communicate consistently well yet. A large part of this lack of communication is a paucity of 'strategic messaging' from the US in India.
Despite the government’s Angel Tax, there exists a simmering discontent among Indian startups.
The Maldivian reaction to Indian initiatives on Maldivian democracy was not totally unexpected.
The recent decision by Maldives to revoke the hydrographic survey agreement with India is indicative of the ebbing of trust between the two
India has assured Maldives to extend all technical expertise to resolve the current water crisis. India pressed the button after Maldivian Foreign Minister Dunya Maumoon called counterpart Sushma Swaraj soon after the seriousness of the crisis was known.
The quick and silent acceptance of the defence and security agreements with the US is indicative of the anti-India bias that is being harboured by the
Despite the intra-party tensions, Speaker Nasheed is working closely with President Solih on multiple fronts
This is not the first occasion in recent times that Maldives figures prominently regarding Pakistan’s attacks on India.
Should Yameen’s Opposition reconsider their campaign strategy for the 2023 polls before it is too late?
If the COVID19 situation does not reverse and dramatically so over a short term, India may have to redouble its current efforts and also increase supplies.
It is true that former President Nasheed and his party is hurt that India did not act as it may have anticipated. But the party may have to look inward to as to what might have gone wrong, particularly in terms of assessments of the emerging situation.
The Indian message was clear. That India worked closely with the government that the Maldivian people elected and will keep an open door for all shade
Observers of the Maldivian scene have been noticing a steep increase in tourism-related reportage targeting the Indian holidaymakers.
Maldives’ latest India-funded project has stark differences from China-funded ventures
That the Maldivian Government of President Mohammed 'Anni' Nasheed has taken the economic reforms process seriously, risking its electoral future, has been known for some time now.
The unresolved India-China border dispute brings China closer to the Indian Ocean in every political and geo-strategic calculation of nations like Maldives and Sri Lanka, even though they are not as close to both the 'Asian giants' as the rest of India's South Asian neighbours.
Maldives' Foreign Minister, Mohamed Asim said that the choice flowed from his nation’s India first policy.
The Maldivian government has taken steps to curb the ‘India Out’ campaign, showcasing the strategic importance of India
In Maldives, the development following former President Nasheed seeking refuge in Indian Embassy after an arrest warrant from a local court has raised a number of issues -- legal, political and diplomatic. Presidential polls are due in the country in September this year.
As former President Abdulla Yameen is released from a four-year incarceration, his re-emergence into politics will have an impact on India-Maldives ti
The Opposition — PPM-PNC combine — has called upon New Delhi, along with Sri Lanka and Pakistan, to help obtain freedom for Yameen.
While there is greater cohesion in the government’s response to India-centric development agreements, it is also seeking to keep the China relations
