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BRICS and the SCO are a graphic embodiment of Russian and Indian equidistant partnerships with other non-Western power centres, which is fundamental f
The effectiveness of the American countercharge is built on 5 pillars: Clean communication, collaboration, Washington’s investment in the success of
हम एक बार फिर उसी मोड़ पर खड़े हैं. और आने वाले कुछ वर्षों म
The Chinese buildup continues — if the US has its B-21, the Chinese are planning to field their H-20.
A general political and technological decoupling of the US and China is now appearing inevitable. The bitterness in their public discourse is all too
Despite the impending bilateral trade package, differences over the role of e-commerce platforms continue.
देश का खनिज क्षेत्र अभी अपनी छवि सुधारने की कोशिश कर रहा ह
The battle for setting up the 5G network has become the latest flash-point for geopolitical competition between the US and China.
Curious Battle in the Hindi Heartland: A Unique and Interesting Competition
LAWS are transforming into an arena of geopolitical and strategic competition while also reflecting the same inequalities that have characterised tech
India must be prepared to tackle the uncertainty surrounding international politics and economics, especially the Trump Administration by creating a s
Online mentoring, volunteering and expert networks have the real potential to diversify even students' weak tie networks which can lead to new oppor
From 1972 to 2002, the journey of GIC — from nationalisation to a general insurance monopoly to opening up to private competition and finally to bec
The new FCI should be a market-friendly agency for food management, with a primary focus on creating competition in every segment of foodgrain supply
While the ostensible reason for nationalisation and the obliteration of all competition was unfair practices of the companies and the protection of po
The African continent presents conditions for competition and cooperation between Washington and Beijing.
ट्रंप के अस्थिर रवैये का दोहरा असर अब दिखने लगा है। अब सिर
The last few decades have witnessed a rise in the use and accumulation of data, often called ‘the oil of the 21st century’. Meanwhile, existing laws and regulations are inadequate in dealing with these changing data consumption patterns; this is true for India. Wrongdoings by tech companies can often go unpunished, including predatory pricing, abuse of dominance, and exclusionary conduct. This brief discusses India’s antitrust laws and regu
The foreign minister said the boundary issue between the two countries has not prevented mutually beneficial and functional cooperation in a number of areas
India has become the largest and fastest-growing producer of audio-visual (AV) content in the world, with the highest number of hours of content every day. This brief discusses issues of intellectual property (IP) and competition in the AV content sector. Under India’s Copyright Act 1957, the owner of AV content is accorded exclusive copyright over their work, which includes the right to monetise. Effective copyright protection incentiv
Over the last five years, Brexit, the victory of Donald Trump in the US and the assumption of power by Xi Jinping in China, the seizure of Crimea and the Ukrainian crisis, the South China Sea disputes, and the emerging Iran crisis, have all helped upend the world order. Amidst these crises, the surge of Chinese acquisitions and investments in Europe did not draw much attention. The acrimony, however, between China and the US on trade and industri
Japan wants to assist India to improve the investment climate to attract more FDI so that New Delhi can be linked more closely with Japan–ASEAN-based supply chains.
On a proposal by Vietnam recently, ONGC Videsh Limited (OVL), the overseas investment arm of ONGC, has decided to stay invested in Block 128. The decision was taken after Hanoi offered to provide additional data to make future exploration economically feasible and discovering hydrocarbons commercially viable.
The United States (US) is recalibrating its strategy in the Indian Ocean, driven by the region’s rapidly evolving geopolitical and geostrategic landscape. The US approach has moved from unilateral dominance to a more collaborative strategy that emphasises shared leadership through a technology-driven security paradigm. This paradigm supports a rule-based order where regional stakeholders are empowered to adopt more significant roles. The founda
India is the third largest coal producer and the coal industry one of the oldest sectors of commercial involvement
The moon and Mars initially will be mined for generating fuel and water, but permanent mines to extract helium-3 and other materials cannot be ruled out in the future. The costs are high and technology is still in the nascent stage, but these problems do not appear giant in the face of environmental degradation on Earth.
Myanmar remains hugely important for India. The naval visit last week again focused attention on the role of India and China in the Southeast Asian state, even though New Delhi’s weakness lies more in non-security realms.
In the ongoing contest between China and India for influence, New Delhi has made some gains in the Maldives and Sri Lanka.
As competition intensifies in the Indian Ocean Region, India loses touch with Sri Lanka and solidifies relations with the Maldives.
The delivery of a Chinese frigate to Sri Lanka reinforces China’s role within competition between the two Asian giants.
The country continues to be a prime area of competition for both Asian powers in the South Asia region.
The US slipped from producing nearly 40% of the world's chips to just over 10% in the last three decades. By allocating $53 billion towards the enhancement of US semiconductor manufacturing, R&D and the augmentation of its skilled workforce in the domain, the Act sought to change China's comparative advantage
While China’s white paper on space is a good transparency move, the goals enshrined in the document may also make space more competitive.
