Nobody to claim them, 250 houses India gifted Myanmar for Rohingyas lie vacant
Amb. Rajiv Bhatia, Distinguished Fellow, Gateway House was quoted by The Print. Read the article here
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The mystery of Aramco’s stock price
The rise in Saudi Aramco’s stock price within two days of its IPO in November 2019, has taken the company’s market value past the $2-trillion mark. This valuation should not be taken at face value for the offering is miniscule, and closely linked to the ruler's prestige rather than stock market fundamentals
“India is the sweet spot where AI can flourish”
Professor Ajay Agrawal is one of the world’s leading economists on Artificial Intelligence and the author of - Prediction Machines: The Simple Economics of Artificial Intelligence. On December 18 Gateway House co-hosted a lecture by him on Power & Prediction: The Disruptive Economics of Artificial Intelligence
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Reset in India-Sri Lanka relations
Relations between India and Sri Lanka are set to change. The expeditious manner in which the Indian external affairs minister met the newly elected Sri Lankan president, who reciprocated by making India the first foreign country he visited, raises hopes. An analysis of the factors that impede and facilitate such a shift
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US-India Business Council supports Abu Dhabi energy conclave
Our Energy and Environment Fellow, Amit Bhandari was mentioned in Gulf News. Read the article here
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India hires US lobbying firm as human rights record comes under scrutiny
Manjeet Kripalani, Executive Director and Co-founder, Gateway House was featured in The Straits Times. Read the article here
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India, China step up the wooing but Rajapaksa in no hurry to align Sri Lanka
Our Distinguished Fellow, Amb. Rajiv Bhatia was quoted in Asia New Network. Read the article here
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China’s Three Concerns
Gateway House was part of a delegation of scholars that recently visited China and interacted with Chinese scholars and universities across Beijing, Chengdu and Kunming. It provided a better understanding of China’s perspectives and concerns on key geopolitical and geoeconomic issues
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Kartarpur: a reunion of bliss
Kartarpur is an exemplary achievement of bilateral discussion over two decades. For the faithful, it is an emotional reconnection with the life of Guru Nanak, now made into a grand memorial. For others, on both sides of the border, it is a neutral place where they can renew contact with long-lost relatives. The author, who visited Kartarpur a month after its inauguration, was witness to the joy and aura of collective worship
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U.S.’ road rebuilding in Kabul: intentions to impasse
The United States’ decision to rebuild Afghanistan’s ring road was a change of strategy from its earlier focus on countering terrorism. But the road remains in a state of disrepair because the U.S.’ commitment to the cause has wilted