Dr. Manjari Singh
Rising Sea Levels: Perspective from India and Bangladesh
Joint Research Collaboration
CLAWS (New Delhi) - Bangladesh Institute of Peace and Security Studies (BIPSS) (Bangladesh) Click Here ⇒ Indian Perspective on Rising Sea Levels as Existential...
Covid-19 and the Curious Case of Iran: Will it lead to Gulf’s Version of...
What started off as pneumonia of unknown cause in Wuhan city of China – the novel corona virus– has become a global pandemic as...
After Soleimani, US-Iran Tensions in the Middle East: Where is it heading to?
On 3 January, the United States officially accepted to have conducted targeted drone strikes at the Baghdad airport which killed Iranian Quds Forces Commander,...
What has Happened to Lulu?: Ponderings Over Israeli Elections
While following the recent Israeli elections, one is reminded of Charles Stanley Causley’s famous poem titled What has Happened to Lulu? The poem is...
Turkish Military Expedition in North-Eastern Syria: Actions and Reactions
It is rare that Middle East is not in news and majority of the times, the news is a bad one! The most recent...
‘Necessity is the Mother of Invention’: Evolution of Israeli Hybrid Warfare
Hybrid conflict is not a new phenomenon; however, the concept regained greater momentum in the 21st century. The nature of warfare has completely changed from...
UAE’s Reaction to India’s Abrogation of Article 370: Investments in Mind?
Given, the confusion that has surfaced after the Government of India decided to abrogate Article 370 and Article 35(A) of the Constitution on 7...
India’s Transformational Role Towards its Near Neighbours
South Asia or rather Southern Asia has a population of around 1.9 billion which is one-fourth of the world’s total. Of the south Asian countries,...
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Indo-French Relations: The New Strategic Contours
INTRODUCTION
India and France have been enjoying a steady and fruitful relationship over the years. Post-Independence, India experienced a globally stable yet a ‘fluctuative relationship’...
Sri Lankan Economic Woes and Chinese Help
The Chinese footprint has been growing in South-Asia in recent years. It has been applying smart power diplomacy i.e. a combination of hard power...
Kuwait’s Expatriate Quota Bill: How does it concern India?
In September 2011, when the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia announced the Nitaqat (Nationalisation policy) programme, there was a huge inflow of Indian migrants flying...