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यूक्रेन में युद्ध को देखते हुए यूरोप इस बात की कोशिश कर रह
Despite having showcased differing positions on the Russia–Ukraine crisis, India and the US can use the India-US 2+2 Dialogue as a platform to set t
Will China take advantage of the window of opportunity provided by the Ukraine crisis?
Will conflicts outside the Indo-Pacific region, such as the Ukraine crisis, threaten the solidarity of the QUAD?
What are the consequences of India's “balancing act” on the Russia-Ukraine war and its impact on India's security and geopolitical interests wit
Will the course and the outcome of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war alter New Delhi's foreign policy towards Moscow?
The sanctions imposed on Russia is weighing down the global economy as supply chains are affected.
यूक्रेन संकट को लेकर दक्षिण एशियाई राष्ट्रों द्वारा अलग-
Equivocal sentiments emanate from African countries on their stance on voting for the UN resolution demanding withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukrai
Latin American countries remain divided over their stance on Russia's invasion of Ukraine as Russia finds consonance with leaders of Cuba, Nicaragua,
Despite taking different stances, the South Asian states’ response to the Ukrainian crisis is primarily moulded by their national interests.
The Russia-Ukraine crisis displays the hollowness of the rules-based order and exposes the immediate threat that China poses to India
यूक्रेन संकट के साथ-साथ अमेरिका की घरेलू चुनौतियां बाइडे
The inability of the UNSC to take concrete measures against Russia raises questions on the relevance of the United Nations
The Ukraine crisis coupled with the disruption caused by the pandemic could have adverse effects on the Indian economy
The Ukraine crisis coupled with US’ domestic challenges is weighing down on the Biden administration
The Ukraine crisis effectively exposes the absence of a strong pushback against revisionist states by the international community
Will Russia be able to deftly put an end to the Ukraine war on its own terms or would it get drawn into a protracted war?
The Ukraine-Russia crisis places China in a unique situation as it aims to avoid antagonising the West by openly siding with Russia
India should strengthen its national security as the Ukraine conflict unveils new fronts on which future wars would be waged.
How will a divided Europe face the threats emerging from the Russia-Ukraine crisis that is brewing in their backyard?
The Ukraine crisis is raising a few integral questions around our understanding of state sovereignty and the rising “spheres of influence”.
Would India be able to keep up its balancing act between the great powers as tensions soar high on the Ukraine front?
Russia, in its quest to expand its sphere of influence, will continue to put the West and Ukraine to the test
All players involved in the current dialogue over the Ukraine crisis cannot afford for it to escalate but use the opportunity to reconstruct existing
Going by Japan's response to the Ukraine crisis, it appears that Tokyo attaches more importance to its alliance with the US than to the prospects of a robust Russo-Japanese partnership. And, with President Obama scheduled to make a visit to Japan in April, Abe is keen to maintain full solidarity with the US.
For Ukraine, joining EU or NATO would not be prudent as well as joining the Eurasian Union as it would not serve Ukraine's national interest. A close association with Russia as well as special partnership with EU may be a better option.
Former Prime Minister of Sweden, Mr Goran Persson, feels that India should take an active role in negotiating between the European Union and Russia, who are fighting over Ukraine. He believes that new developments will mean that China-Russia relations will prosper at the cost of Russia-Europe relations.
Those who want us to join the Western bandwagon and condemn Russia seem oblivious to their own stand when it comes to supporting India against China and Pakistan.
The Ukraine war has, if anything, added to the impetus for bringing India closer to the Nordic region.
The crisis in Ukraine has resulted in an unprecedented level of unity in the often-fractured European Union (EU). The member states have provided Ukraine with economic and military aid, imposed far-reaching sanctions on Russia, strengthened their own defences, and accepted millions of Ukrainian refugees. At the same time, nuanced divergences have also emerged, particularly on how the countries view relations with Russia and calculate thei
India has to tread a fine line in this imbroglio: Taking care of the welfare and evacuation of Indian students and the possibility of oil price hike
Backing Moscow beyond a point is likely to hurt Beijing’s economic plans and long-term interests
The Visegrad Four (V4) countries—Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary—are examples of communist states that have transitioned to liberal and democratic governance systems. In recent years, their visibility in the European Union (EU) has surged due to their contrarian positions on certain critical issues facing the Union, such as mass migration and, since 2022, the conflict in Ukraine. This paper analyses the impact of these trend
The two countries’ geopolitical compulsions, especially regarding containing china in the indo-pacific, have translated into closer trade ties
Amidst geopolitical shifts and multipolarity, New Delhi’s ties with Berlin could be vital in shaping a new global order
Whichever way the conflict ends, one outcome is clear: Nuclear weapons are here to stay and any prospects for nuclear arms control and nuclear disarmament have receded further.
Talks of a major rift were also put to rest by the joint statement, which largely hewed to India's stated position
Its future will be defined by how it responds to the crisis in Ukraine, and in the shadow of growing Russia-China ties
No amount of advanced technology can compensate for low morale and training, weak command, poor tactics and strategy
There are clear differences between India and the rest of the Quad, but it is also evident they are willing to work together to resolve those differences.
The Ukraine crisis may have effectively ended the rapprochement between the USand Russia, and in turn affecting relations such as those of Japan and Russia. Prior to this crisis,and the subsequent Western sanctions on Russia, Tokyo and Moscow had been reaching out toeach other, and hope flickered for a resolution to the territorial dispute over the NorthernTerritories or Southern Kurils. This paper argues that with nationalist governments in powe
This week, NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg once again underlined that Ukraine could expect more deliveries of heavy weapons from western nations.
