Fukushima Wastewater Discharge: Japanese and Chinese Public Diplomacy Strategies Japan and China are utilising parallel strategies to influence each other and the world over the latest fault-line in their contentious relationship. Arnab Dasgupta | November 03, 2023 | IDSA Comments
Monsoon and Climate Change Threat in the Indian Ocean Region Increased collaboration among countries of the Indian Ocean Region on atmospheric and ocean studies is essential to tackle the challenge of climate change-induced vulnerabilities. Manoranjan Srivastava | November 01, 2023 | Issue Brief
Reforms in Indian Aviation/Drone Technician Certification Policy The certification process needs to be made agile and transparent for enhancing skilling to meet the requirements of the Indian aviation manufacturing and the maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) industry. Rajiv Kumar Narang | October 31, 2023 | Issue Brief
Semiconductor War: Assessing the Strategies and Impact of US Led Technology Decoupling The United States and its allies have taken significant steps in recent years to decouple from China in the field of advanced chip manufacturing. Rajneesh Singh | October 26, 2023 | Issue Brief
Current Issues in Climate Change The problems caused by climate change have been recognised as one of the greatest concern of this century. The subject is futuristic, relevant and multi-disciplinary with many stakeholders. The matter encompasses not only the health of the planet itself, but also that of nations and individuals. P. K. Gautam | | Occasional Papers
Threat of Israel’s Regional Isolation and Imperatives for the Future Surrounded by hostile neighbours, Israel has been overly conscious of its national security interests, a concern which has shaped its regional strategy right from its birth in 1948. It needs to evolve a dynamic regional strategy in tune with the changing regional dynamics or else could end up being more isolated in the region. Rajeev Agarwal | | Occasional Papers
India’s Relations with the Latin America-Caribbean Region: Prospects and Constraints Sanjay Badri-Maharaj | | Occasional Papers
Sanctions on Russia: A Study of Economic Coercion in the Contemporary World On 24 February 2022, President Vladimir Putin announced 'special military operation' in Ukraine. This triggered a series of sanctions by the West, resulting in restrictions on Russia's financial institutions, including its central bank and energy export, among others. Rajneesh Singh | 24 February 2022 posted | Monograph
