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Brazil’s Locomotive Breath
The process of growth and modernization in Brazil has been always described as an example to be followed by other developing countries. Nevertheless, the...
NSG and India: Continues to hang fire
India’s bid to join the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) cartel that controls nuclear exports – failed in this group’s past plenary sessions. This consistent...
Why We Fail in Energy-Saving?
Behavioural evidence identifies barriers such as procrastination to be potential determinants for an environmentally-friendly behaviour (Grubb et al., 2009). In this line, McNamara &...
Market Insights: A new year full of challenges
A new year—new issues, new aims and ambitions. In the first snippet of Market Insights let us see what are the most pressing issues...
Rebuttal to the Washington Post: The True Economic State
Whether one agrees with Donald Trump’s economic policies or not, the state of economy he will inherit needs to be clarified. A recent article...
Pipelines or Pipe Dreams? Turkey’s Role in Future European Energy Policy
T urkey demonstrates obvious and unique geostrategic significance for the Euro-Atlantic community and as an influential player at the center of Western...
Relevance of Hydrocarbon sector in changing energy scenario
T he British Royal Navy was the largest and the most technically advanced naval force in the early half of the 20th...
Heart of Asia 2016- An Opportunity: What India Should Make Out of It?
F or the given of many foreign invasions throughout the recorded history, Afghanistan has been known as the ‘Graveyards of the Empires....
Oily Business: Crude Oil, November deal and Uncertainty
T he stage is set. The world waits. There are murmurs and whispers. There are speculations and surmises. On 30th November OPEC...
Eastern Partnership: How To Re-engage The Six Member Countries?
N owadays, the crucial question is based on what we expect from the EaP program in terms of implementation of its possible action...