‘TASHAN’ Mi Marathi Vishesh
Former Indian Consul General in New York and Gateway House Director Neelam Deo on the likely impact of the Devyani Khobragade controversy on Indo-U.S. relations
Courtesy: Mi Marathi
Courtesy: Mi Marathi
Courtesy: Livemint
Mexico holds a mirror to India
The Livemint published an article by Gateway House’s Distinguished Fellow, Ambassador R. Viswanathan, on the reforms introduced in Mexico in 2013
Courtesy: New York Times
What They Said: Aam Aadmi Party Set to Form Government in Delhi
Gateway House's Chief Executive Officer, Blaise Fernandes, was quoted in a New York Times article on the elections in Delhi. He talks about what the Aam Aadmi Party needs to do to create a wider national impact
Courtesy: Bloomberg
Bangladesh’s Poor Left Struggling as Election Fight Risks Gains
Gateway House Director Neelam Deo was quoted in Bloomberg's article on the upcoming election in Bangladesh. She talks about the implications of pro-fundamentalist government for India
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Reassessing Brent benchmark for crude oil
The allegations against several oil companies and price reporting agencies like Platts have raised concerns about the credibility of the global oil benchmarking architecture. While there is a need for corrections to the existing structure, the time is right for BRICS to develop alternate options
Courtesy: Financial Express
Projects worth $29 bn to take front seat at India-LAC summit
The Financial Express quoted Gateway House researcher, Hari Seshasayee. The article was about multi-sector projects that are on the agenda of the upcoming India-LAC summit in December.
Courtesy: Fair Observer
Iran-P5+1 Interim Accord: An Assessment
Fair Observer republished Ambassador Peter Jenkins' article 'Iran-P5+1 Interim Accord: An Assessment.' He argues that although this accord is just the beginning, the outlook is positive, and countries like India could play a positive role in making this deal a success
Courtesy: Asian Age
Asia, Uninterrupted
From November 17-19, Gateway House hosted the Manipal Dialogue, where eight Indian and 11 foreign scholars came together to discuss the concept of an Asia, uninterrupted. Sunanda K. Datta-Ray, on November 26, wrote about the conference, and the themes discussed, in The Asian Age.
Courtesy: Todays Zaman
Asia Uninterrupted and Turkey
From November 17-19, Gateway House hosted the Manipal Dialogue, where eight Indian and 11 foreign scholars came together to discuss the concept of an Asia, uninterrupted. Ihsan Yilmaz, on November 22, wrote about the conference, and the themes discussed, in Today's Zaman, a Turkish newspaper.
Courtesy: Worldpress
Tapping into Latin America’s Oil
Worldpress, a news and analysis website, republished an article by Gateway House's Hari Seshasayee on India's oil imports from Latin America. He argues that with Latin America’s surplus energy production and discoveries in off-shore oil fields, India must further consolidate its oil trade with the region