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India and the New Eurasia

In News Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is looking beyond his country’s alliance with the U.S. to deter China, bolstering security ties with democracies from Australia to Europe. Eurasia  It is the largest continental area comprising more than 90 countries in Europe and Asia.  Covering more than 30% of the world’s continental landmass. Many used […]

Global South: Emergence of new World Order

In News Recently, India launched the Voice of Global South Summit. Outcomes of Summit  It has provided valuable inputs from the Global South that could facilitate India’s ambition to steer the G20 summit in Delhi to success later this year.  It underlines the willingness across the Global South to support Indian leadership in addressing the […]

India US Trade Policy Forum (TPF)

In News India and the United States held the 13th Ministerial-level meeting of India – United States Trade Policy Forum (TPF) in Washington, DC. The meeting has resulted in a smoother, friendlier, and trusted environment for businesses to expand their trade and investment between the two countries About India US Trade Policy Forum (TPF) TPF […]

India-Nepal relations in a new transition

In News Pushpa Kamal Dahal “Prachanda” was sworn in as the Prime Minister of Nepal for a third time. Implications for India  The recent political developments in Nepal might recalibrate a new momentum in India-Nepal ties. India can take this development in its stride.  India and Nepal are uniquely positioned, because of the breadth and […]

Arab Spring

In News K.P. Fabian’s newly launched book, ‘The Arab Spring That Was and Wasn’t’ was seen in the news recently. About Arab Spring a wave of uprisings, revolts, protests, and unrest, spread across Arabic nations in the Middle East and North Africa by early 2011. What gave birth to the Arab Spring?  In December 2010, […]

Indian Women Peacekeeping Forces

Context India deployed a platoon of women peacekeepers in Abyei on the border of Sudan and South Sudan as part of the Indian Battalion in the United Nations Interim Security Force. About Composition: It includes two women Army officers – a Major from the Corps of Signals and a Captain from the Corps of Engineers. […]

India-China: between pre-1962 and now

In News The clash between Indian troops and the Chinese PLA at Galwan in 2020 and the recent altercation between troops at Yangtse in Arunachal Pradesh have served to highlight the lingering boundary dispute as well as the complex Line of Actual Control (LAC). Parallels in India-China relations in the 1960s and the current situation  […]

India and Austria’s agreement

In News India and Austria will sign a migration and mobility agreement. Major Highlights India will sign a “Comprehensive Migration and Mobility Partnership Agreement” (MMPA) with Austria. It has similar mobility agreements with France, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Finland. Relevance:  India has been keen to finalise these agreements with European countries as a stepping […]

India – Saudi Arabia Relations

In News India and Saudi Arabia are recently in talks to sign a Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT) to obtain formal assistance from each other in investigations related to criminal cases. More about the news  India has so far signed MLATs with 45 countries and is also in talks to finalise MLATs with Italy and […]

India-Armenia Relations

In News Armenia and India celebrated 30 years of bilateral diplomatic relations in the year 2022. India-Armenia Relations Historical Links: The Mamikonians, a revered aristocratic dynasty which controlled vast swathes of Armenia until the 8th century. A branch of the family moved between Armenia and India, and the greatest warrior it produced — the fifth-century […]