COVID-19

Through effective contagion mitigation and disease control strategies, India has managed to confine the COVID-19 to a minuscule section of the population, though at great economic cost.

• A. Vinod Kumar
• March 24, 2021
• Issue Brief

India’s Vaccine Maitri initiative will help African countries in the fight against the COVID pandemic and foster stronger ties based on the principle of South-South cooperation.

• Ruchita Beri
• March 11, 2021
• IDSA Comments

The rapidity and selflessness with which India rolled out millions of doses of vaccines as aid despite the massive requirements of its own vaccination drive, is being particularly appreciated by world leaders and observers.

• Ashok Sajjanhar
• January 29, 2021
• IDSA Comments

Cyber criminals have caused economic losses and operational disruptions to organisations involved in vaccine research and distribution.

• Debopama Bhattacharya
• January 28, 2021
• IDSA Comments

Public perception in the European Union (EU) has perceptibly changed against China due to its aggressive aid diplomacy and propaganda efforts during the pandemic

• Aditya Laxman Jakki
• January 28, 2021
• Issue Brief

Abstract The COVID-19 crisis has emerged at a time when the world has been witnessing a renewed geopolitical rivalry, and the pandemic has accentuated it. As a result, the quest… Continue reading Pervasive Geopolitics, Elusive Science: The Quest for the Origins of SARS CoV-2

• Anand V.
• January-June 2021
• CBW Magazine

War, when all else fails. The reasons for war could be ideological or for greater control over finite resources but war invariably has violence at its epicentre. Ethics and wars have rarely been concentric in human history; therefore, wars have seen the employment of all possible means. Victory, as the ultimate aim, has forced warring sides to look at multiple options and biological weapons are one such method. Biological weapons are as old as war itself and their primitive recorded use was centuries ago.

• Kishore Kumar Khera
• January-March 2021
• Journal of Defence Studies

COVID-19 vaccine hoarding by wealthy nations will prolong the pandemic, and result in greater economic and social damage.

• Rajeesh Kumar
• January 04, 2021
• Issue Brief

GCC countries are taking measures to nationalise the labour force, which is adversely affecting the Indian expatriates across all sectors. Even as India is getting equipped to tackle the return migration, the creation of a comprehensive database will help better manage the crisis in the long run.

• Lakshmi Priya
• November 27, 2020
• Issue Brief

The COVID-19 pandemic, which has revealed the inherent weaknesses in the existing global supply chain and risks of over-reliance on China’s manufacturing industry, presents new opportunities for India to rethink its industrial strategy, especially policies concerning the growth of its manufacturing sector.

• Kogila Balakrishnan , Saurabh Kukreja
• November 13, 2020
• Issue Brief