Historically the only way out of European trade has been the Mediterranean Sea through the Suez Canal. The importance of the trade route and monopoly aligned with it has often resulted ...
For a very long time, India has been going back and forth on various trade issues affecting its permanent interests. The good thing about past negotiations is that India saved just ...
As soon as Galwan tussle kicked off, China felt as if it is its moment of reckoning. But, two years down the line, the Communist nation is back to square one. ...
In a world full of self-centred and profit-oriented nations, India is living up to its 'Civilisational' values. It has a core belief that God resides in every single being, be it ...
During the 12th Ministerial Conference, WTO has to decide which side it is on India has taken developing countries on board and will be aggressively pushing for structural reforms If WTO ...
There is a clear rule in diplomacy- the enemy of my enemy is my friend. And who knows it better than Vietnam and India. The two countries remain amongst the fiercest ...
History has been filled with the stories of the politician-businessman nexus and the nexus created quid pro quo. Where businessmen and politicians together create a large empire of business under rampant ...
India has had a long history of dividing states on the basis of language and culture. After 1947, Indian independence was encircled by various states demanding their separate statehood. Telangana is ...
India is an emerging superpower. Its growth and the continuous rise in its economy are not a hidden secret for anyone. The size of the Indian market can no longer be ...
The relationship between India and Japan goes back to the 6th century when Buddhism was introduced to Japan. Although after the nuclear test, Japan had become hostile towards India but now ...
If you want to see the Sino-India global rivalry play out, you need look no further than Sri Lanka. The strategically located island country in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR) shares ...
A few years ago, the aviation sector in India was dying a slow death. People of the country did not have much in their pockets for expensive airfares. The tables have ...
