Mujib’s world vision and India
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman is popularly known as Bangabandhu or Friend of Bengal. He became the Prime Minister of Bangladesh in 1972. He was a close friend of Prime Minister Indira …
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China-EU solar panel duel: Between a rock and a hard place
On July 27 this year, the European Union (EU) and China struck a deal to regulate Chinese solar panel imports – an issue that had been at the heart of …
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Turning a fresh page? Free up India-Pakistan ties from curse of terror
It’s time to emancipate India-Pakistan ties from the scourge of cross-border terror and violence. This was the overarching message of India’s Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the day India celebrated its …
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Reforming global financial governance: G20 and India
The G20 had played a key role in responding to the global financial crisis of 2008-09. During and after the global financial crisis of 2008, while advanced economies experienced dwindling …
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Waiting for Godot – Aircraft carriers for India
After a delay of nearly four-five years, India’s first indigenous aircraft carrier, INS Vikrant, was finally launched on 12 August in Kochi. The sea trials are expected to begin sometime …
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India’s Development Strategy in Africa: Building Soft Infrastructure
As emerging powers expand their development cooperation as an integral part of their foreign policies, analyses have tended to be very China- centric. This tends to limit the scope of …
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India warns Pakistan, Sharif plays peacenik
Amid mounting tensions and rising political temperature in India over the killing of Indians soldiers in Kashmir, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has struck a placatory note by calling for …
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China’s strategic and economic forays in Bangladesh: Implications for India
Think of Bangladesh in terms of global trade, and it conjures up images of the burgeoning garment industry. Currently, Bangladesh is the second largest apparel exporter in the world, right …
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Testing times: It’s time Pakistan walks the talk
The India-Pakistan ties have come to resemble an entrenched manic depression – albeit there are more episodes of lows than highs in this fraught relationship. There is also an intriguingly …
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China mulling Two-Child Policy? Terms and Conditions Apply
The fact that China is facing an economic crisis is not news. The fact that it could be revising its one-child policy is certainly news, as the country confronts a …
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