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Talk by Prof. Efraim Inbar on "Israel’s new government and its Foreign Policy”
Chair: DG Amb. Sujan R. Chinoy
July 21, 2021
Webinar on ‘India-Nigeria: Facing the COVID-19 Pandemic Together’
Opening Remarks by DG Amb Sujan R. Chinoy and Lt. Gen. Aliyu Gusau Mohammed
March 30, 2021
Op-eds and Articles
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Gujarat or Delhi, PM Narendra Modi’s dynamism and vision have marked his tenure by Sujan R. Chinoy
October 14, 2021 -
India needs to avoid Moon Trap by Ajey Lele
October 11, 2021 -
Qatar Emerges from the Shadows as a Regional Actor with Global Reach by Rajeev Agarwal
October 04, 2021
Malhama Tactical: Now Jihadists for Hire
A conglomerate of elite jihadists called Malhama Tactical, a commercial enterprise driven by a for-profit agenda and not constrained by a specific ideology and defined enemies, has emerged as a serious threat as it can potentially connect and facilitate terrorist organisations worldwide.
The Curious Case of Jama’at-e-Islami Jammu and Kashmir
The recent statement by the former Amirs (chiefs) of Jama’at-e-Islami Jammu and Kashmir, which was banned in 2019, seems to be a tactical move by the leadership to save the organisational structure from any kind of damage and to continue Islamisation of the society at the grassroots level.
Two Decades After 9/11: The Liberal Security Community Lies in Tatters
It may seem premature to discuss the advent of an illiberal global order, however, the numerous catalytic events of recent years and the apparent decline of American heft in shaping global norms and structures might indicate that the international system is on the cusp of a major transformation.
Understanding Indonesia’s Unease with AUKUS
Given its geo-strategic importance, Indonesia’s cooperation is crucial for success of any regional security framework in the Indo-Pacific. It is therefore important that regional powers pay attention to Indonesia’s concern over Australia’s decision to acquire nuclear-powered submarines under the newly constituted AUKUS, especially in view of the increasing US–China rivalry in the region.
India–Nigeria Relations
India and Nigeria have enjoyed warm, friendly and deep-rooted bilateral relations for several decades and continue to do so. Ongoing engagements on the commercial front and the cultural front, and greater connectivity and people-to-people contact will certainly help in strengthening this bilateral relationship further.
Kadhimi’s Bid to Revive Iraqi Fortunes
The Baghdad Conference is significant for a variety of reasons including Iraq’s attempt to emerge as a regional mediator and reduce tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia on the one hand, and Turkey and Egypt–UAE, on the other. However, at the core of it, the event was aimed at reviving Iraq’s economic and political fortunes.
Is the Threat of Islamic State Khorasan a Red Herring?
The rising threat of Islamic State Khorasan (ISK) since the Taliban’s capture of Afghanistan could be a red herring as it seems to be overplayed by Pakistan to mainstream and help the Taliban regime.
Political Changes in Nepal and Bhutan: Emerging Trends in Foreign Policy in Post 2008 Period
The two Himalayan states—Nepal and Bhutan—adopted a new political system in 2008. Nepal upgraded the existing multiparty system by excluding the monarchy. Therefore, Nepal had Constituent Assembly elections in May 2008.