When Brahma Chellaney coined the term “debt-trap diplomacy”, explaining how China deliberately lends huge amounts of money to financially...

The temple architecture of India has been a thing of marvel and fascination for the world over centuries. In this research, we focus on...

Lakshadweep, with its breathtaking beauty, resembles Maldives in various ways and holds the potential to replace it in various sectors...

With American tariff threats lurking over the European continent, the European Union (EU) has turned towards India, Latin America, Gulf...

Robert D Kaplan, in his latest book – Waste Land: A World in Permanent Crisis , advocates a stance on current geopolitical order, and...

China's economic rise over the past few decades stands as one of the most transformative development journeys. This journey of...

In the complex world of international diplomacy, few relationships are as intricate as the one between India and Sri Lanka. Situated in...

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), established in 1949, initially conceptualised to deter  Soviet expansionism   and encourage...

The transcontinental trade consisting of Europe, Asia, and East and North Africa has shaped the global economy and civilisational...

Why did China, which has achieved great profitable growth, not open up its society? The U.S. regularised trade relations with China in...

Economic development and the economic policies that help nations achieve it are an integral part of modern statecraft. The...

The Indo-Pacific region has become a pivotal arena for geopolitical competition, economic significance, and strategic alliances....

Geoeconomics , or economic diplomacy, has emerged as a nontraditional mode of diplomatic practice in the post-Cold War era. Economic...

Since the 1950s, the South China Sea has been an extremely political and volatile source of conflict in maritime security. Occasionally,...

From ancient times, the Indian Ocean—formerly known as Ratnakara—meaning "the mine of gems" in Sanskrit—has been the hub of marine...