Authors: Manini Syali and Aaditya Vikram Sharma* The Coronavirus pandemic is not the first occasion when human civilizations are witnessing the outbreak of a deadly disease....
The question that preoccupies many researchers in international relations today is whether the world is witnessing a shift in the structure of the international order after...
The coronavirus pandemic has plunged the world into all kinds of discouraging thoughts. Most analytical articles talk scathingly about the international system and offer bleak forecasts...
Under the backdrop of rising anti-globalization sentiments, the Covid-19 pandemic further deteriorates the international geopolitical environment. A prominent example of this is the U.S.- China relations...
Authors: Elizabeth Deheza and Srgjan Kerim* The COVID-19 blame game is underway and it has already severely inhibited the implementation of a co-ordinated, multilateral response to...
Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 globalization has become buzzword again. Many argue COVID-19 brought about de-globalization. While others claim de-globalization has already started even before...
Thomas Friedman in a conversation, Off the Cuff with Shekhar Gupta talked about three pandemics of the world that he had lived with—9/11, 2008 financial crisis...
Prime Minister Modi’s participation in the recent virtual summit of the Non-Aligned Movement has again revived the debate about the relevance of NAM in the Post-Cold...
All epidemics end sooner or later. Today’s coronavirus pestilence will also end, leaving behind many human tragedies, huge economic losses, forced changes in our customary way...
After the New Economic Policy was rolled out by the government in 1991, the country made commitments for a liberalised, globalised and privatised economy. The reforms...
