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Amid global uncertainty, China’s Xi adopts a conciliatory approach with India’s Modi – a timeout for the two rivals. Two leaders of Asia’s largest powers – Xi Jinping and Narendra Modi – emerged on the scene two years apart with similar promises. Different paces of growth, different approaches taken by each, dramatically altered their respective positions, givi
The Prime Minister’s decision to make a standalone visit to Russia at this stage is a reflection of the country’s importance in the bilateral, regional and global context. Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Sochi, for an informal summit on 21 May with Russian President Vladimir Putin follows a similar engagement with Chinese President Xi in Wuhan on 27-28 April. Both engagements ha
As decision-makers meet in Abu Dhabi, it is important for this vital bloc not to retreat into its tragedies or be consumed by anger. writes Raghida Dergham Just because there are alarming political and security developments in the Arab region hindering its ambitions does not mean it has to stop thinking in visionary terms and start planning in strategic terms. It is unhealthy for this vital bloc
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China-India Wuhan Summit April 2018: Competing Geopolitical Perspectives
By Dr Subhash Kapila
2018-05-02
The China-India Informal Summit between Indian PM Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping at Wuhan, China on April 27-28 201 8 was high on hopes and media hype. Competing g

Asia,South Asia,India,North East Asia,China, Security,Politics
India and China: The Risks of a Reset
Aparna Pande
2018-04-29
Modi’s visit to China this week could lead to an easing of their strained ties but any reset will benefit Beijing far more than New Delhi.
When Indian Prime Minis

North East Asia,China, Energy Security,Security,Politics

China’s Belt And Road Initiative: Ambition And Opportunity
Vincent Lofaso
2018-04-24
For centuries, the Silk Road’s web of trading routes connected major civilizations in East Asia with the Middle East and the European continent. It facilitated not

North East Asia,China, Energy Security,Security
India cannot continue to take Nepal for granted anymore
Gen. Ashok K. Mehta (Retd)
2018-04-07
India has learnt lessons from the 2015 India-inspired, Madhesi-executed blockade, which backfired.
Prime Minister K.P. Oli, the supreme leader of Nepal, arrives in India

Asia,South Asia,India,Nepal, Security,Politics

The Meaning of Operation Olive Branch
Mevlut Cavusoglu
2018-04-06
Turkey’s intervention in Syria is correcting for America’s flaws and laying the groundwork for a sustainable peace.
The gloomy portrait of the Middle East t

Middle East-North Africa, Arms & Trade,Military Issues,Security,Terrorism
Five things that Modi can do to generate jobs and prosperity
Rajesh Jain
2018-03-31
The focus must be on JOBS – justice, ownership, bhavishya (future) and samriddhi (prosperity). Together, they create jobs – which is what India’s youth

South Asia,India, Democracy,Politics



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