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India’s Strategic Push for Semiconductor Manufacturing
India’s focus on building a robust semiconductor ecosystem aligns with its broader goals of fostering innovation and building resilience in supply chains.
Challenges before Thailand’s New Prime Minister
Thailand's new Prime Minister, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, faces significant challenges in implementing her political and economic agenda.
China’s Nuclear Arsenal: An Assessment
The qualitative and quantitative advances in the Chinese nuclear arsenal are creating a huge gap between Indian and Chinese nuclear numbers.
Afghanistan’s Qosh Tepa Canal: Potential Impact on Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan
The Qosh Tepa canal development in Afghanistan highlights the need for collaborative management to address potential transboundary water disputes.
AUKUS Agreement for Cooperation in Naval Nuclear Propulsion: Key Takeaways
The US, UK and Australia agreement for cooperation in Naval Nuclear Propulsion (NNP) presents a viable legal framework under which NNP technology can be transferred to Australia.
South Korea and Nuclear Weapons: An Analysis
In recent months, public support for South Korea’s own nuclear weapons has increased.
Saudi–Iran Rapprochement: An Assessment
The Saudi–Iran rapprochement mediated by China was a significant development in a volatile region buffeted by heightened geopolitical tensions.
Nepal’s Political Maze: Navigating the Revolving Coalition Door
The coalition between the two largest parties, Nepali Congress (NC) and Communist Party of Nepal-Unified Marxist-Leninist (CPN-UML), is more of a necessity than a choice in Nepal’s unstable politics.
Vibrant Village Programme: A Focussed Attempt to Develop Border Areas?
The Vibrant Village Programme (VVP) is a centrally sponsored scheme aimed at developing remote villages along India’s northern borders.
Bangladesh in Transition: Foreign Investments and Supply Chains
Bangladesh’s ability to sustain FDI and its role in regional supply chains is in focus after the recent domestic political turmoil.
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