Controlling Cyberspace
The Indian economist republished an article by Gateway House's Dev Lewis looking at how the rights of internet users worldwide is under threat from watchful states
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How to lose friends and alienate nations
The Pioneer published Gateway House's Neelam Deo and Manjeet Kripalani's article on the recent moves by the U.S. which is alienating countries in South Asia
Courtesy: Euro-BRICS
2014: India’s foreign policy priorities
Euro-BRICS, a news and analysis website republished Gateway House's article on India's foreign policy priorities for 2014. Gateway House argues that India must operate within its capabilities but without compromising on domestic problems
Courtesy: The Pioneer
Not the next Stuxnet victim
Sameer Patil, Associate Fellow, Gateway House writes in The Pioneer that given the hostile regional environment India should looks at ways to protect itself from increasing cyber attacks.
Courtesy: Outlook
Need, Help
Gateway House co-Founder and Director Neelam Deo speaks to Outlook on the Devyani Khobragade controversy. She says it is time both India and the U.S. moved to resolve the matter without resorting to more hype
Courtesy: Mi Marathi
‘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: 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