Russia’s Re-engagement in Africa: A Decadal Overview
The intervention of a foreign country such as Russia will only exacerbate the situation and will lead to instability in the long run, given the deep involvement of Russia.
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India rebukes NATO Secretary General over crude oil imports from Russia
India’s defiance is not merely an oil arithmetic. It is an assertion of moral agency, economic rationale, and diplomatic conviction.
The Sunderbans: Climate Change, Conservation and DisplacementÂ
The Sundarbans has been in the spotlight of the global climate crisis, subject to frequent and destructive cyclones, riverbank erosion, rising sea levels and increasing salinization.
Impact of India-Pakistan Tensions on SAARC Effectiveness after the Pahalgam Terror Attack
The India-Pakistan tensions, exacerbated by the Pahalgam terror attack, have severely impacted SAARC's effectiveness.
The Western Alliance Is Falling Apart and It’s Not Russia’s Fault
The West is at a crossroads. It can be a pact of convenience that relies on inertia and necessity to hang together, or it can pledge itself to a vision of the community formed around principles.
Mineral Diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific: QUAD cooperation for Supply Chain Resilience
6 July 2025 , NIICE Commentary 11422 Kaveri Jain The global demand for critical minerals has surged in tandem with the rapid expansion of industries such as digital technology, clean energy, defense, aerospace and electric vehicles (EVs). Critical minerals, including lithium, cobalt, graphite, copper, nickel and Rare ...
The ‘3+3’ Gambit: Russia’s Quest for Regional Leverage in the South Caucasus
While still a key player, Russia's influence is challenged by other powers and the assertiveness of South Caucasus states.
China’s Acting West: Building a Win-Win Cooperative Regime
China or the People’s Republic of China (PRC)’s engagement with Europe has witnessed an upward trajectory in the last few years in spite of geopolitical mis-calculation.
Small States, Big Stakes: The Future of South Asian Neutrality in an Era of Strategic Alignments
The reinterpretation of non-alignment by South Asia’s small states carries profound implications for the broader regional architecture.
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From Historical Colonialism to Neo-Colonialism: The Role of Data in the Digital Age
Colonisation itself is not a one-time phenomenon but rather a continuing phenomenon, and the roots of colonisation remain.