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Space Diplomacy: India’s new foreign policy tool

For 25 years, Space stations and GPS satellites have been mapping the outer space 12,000 miles above the earth's surface. Space has always been an unchartered...

Water Diplomacy: Creating Spaces for Nile Cooperation

The Nile River is the longest river on the earth, with eleven nation states sharing it and over 487 million people or about 20% of the...

The odds of success for Japanese PM’s visit to Iran

US President’s recent retreat from his previous rhetoric stances towards Iran should not be misinterpreted as the White House’s retreat from its policy of ‘maximum pressure’...

The Congo Affair With Russia

Over the years, Russia and the Republic of the Congo have had good bilateral relations and, undoubtedly, there are still prospects for strengthening these relations especially...

Pakistan-China: Social Relations and Soft Power

The intense increase in the image and power China as a global actor having vast geopolitical and geo-economical determinations has been perhaps the biggest story of the...

The United Nations failure in the Indo-Pak Bump: Causes and Consequences

Authors: Najma Hashmi & Sofia Abdul Qayyum The word ‘bump’ means ‘rivalry’ or ‘conflict’. The acronym elucidate the situation of contention between two different poles of power...

Reshaping Indian Foreign Service should be the priority of Modi 2.0

India has once again reposed its faith in Prime Minister Narendra Modi despite the Poll pundits, Lutyens Media and Exit polls predicting an edge to opposition...

The Age of a New Cold War

It has been au courant since the Ukrainian crisis in 2014 that a new Cold War started between the West and Russia. Proponents of this view...

India-Israel Relationship

India and Israel gained their independence within months of each other, but found themselves headed in pointedly different directions for nearly four decades. India assumed leadership...

The Durand Line Issue

The Durand Line is a 2,200-kilometre debated border between Pakistan and Afghanistan. It was set up in 1893 between Sir Mortimer Durand, a British negotiator and...

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A bipartisan Russia sanctions bill championed by the late...

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