Hostility: A Diplomat’s Diary on Pakistan-India Relations Amit Cowshish | September 2021 | Strategic Analysis
The History of the Artha??stra: Sovereignty and Sacred Law in Ancient India Medha Bisht | September 2021 | Strategic Analysis
Vajpayee: The Years that Changed India ShaktiSinha, Vajpayee: The Years that Changed India, Penguin/Vintage Books, New Delhi, 2020, 368 pp., Rs.599.00 (Hardback), ISBN: 9780670093441 Shakti Sinha, Vajpayee: The Years that Changed India, Penguin/Vintage Books, New Delhi, 2020, 368 pp., Rs.599.00 (Hardback), ISBN: 9780670093441 Ahmed Raza | September 2021 | Strategic Analysis
Climate Change and the Island States: Reimagining the International System Lokendra Sharma | September 2021 | Strategic Analysis
Renewed Push to Amend Japan’s Post-War Constitution: Prospects and Challenges Shamshad A. Khan | September 2021 | Strategic Analysis
Deciphering Russia’s Afghan Policy Maintaining security and stability in Central Asia seems to be a key pillar of Russia’s Afghan calculus. By positioning itself as an interlocutor of the Taliban, Russia aims to project itself as an indispensable pole in resolving global and regional issues. Rajorshi Roy | August 31, 2021 | IDSA Comments
India and Taliban The unfolding horror in Afghanistan appears foreboding for India, as for the rest of the world, considering that a war-ravaged Afghanistan can well become a global terrorism hub under the Taliban. Sarosh Bana | August 30, 2021 | IDSA Comments
India’s National Hydrogen Mission and Prospects for Cooperation with GCC India and GCC share convergence of ideas and interests along with the political will to collaborate in the hydrogen energy sector. There is a need to provide impetus to the public and private partnerships in this sector as it has a strong potential for growth in future. Lakshmi Priya | August 27, 2021 | Issue Brief
Framing Japan’s Economic Security Agenda The COVID-19 pandemic has situated the policy conversation on economic security at the centre stage of national security calculus not just in US and Europe but also in Japan. For Japan, it would entail attaining “strategic autonomy” in critical supply chains at the national level, and pursuing “strategic indispensability” at the global level. Titli Basu | August 25, 2021 | IDSA Comments
