Euphoria over Europe
Venkatraman Anantha Nageswaran was published by Live Mint
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Courtesy: CCTV Network
India has been members of the SCO status experts: to provide a new platform for security and economic cooperation
The CCTV Network interviewed Sameer Patil who is a Gateway House Fellow, National Security Studies & Director, Centre for International Security.
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Defence boost for private sector?
Has a turning point been achieved in the establishment of a strong defence industrial base for India? The new strategic partnership policy outlines the process for private sector participation in defence manufacturing
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Deciphering India’s GDP math
Provisional data on India’s GDP for the fourth quarter of 2016-17, released at the end of last month, suggests that the economy is not shining, a condition that has been in the making much prior to the government’s demonetisation exercise: it’s private capital formation that is absent. This must rouse the policy makers to action.
Courtesy: Asharq Al-Awsat
Qatar: a Saudi-Iran battlefield?
Saudi Arabia and its allies have broken off diplomatic ties with Qatar, but Iran may be their real target, a possibility reinforced by some recently leaked emails from a UAE diplomat
Courtesy: Igor Peraza
Evaluating BRICS @ 11: views from Shanghai
Speakers at the ‘1st BRICS Think Tank Forum on Pragmatic Cooperation’, held in Shanghai last month, discussed ways to tackle new challenges as globalisation moves into the next phase where the BRICS countries will take the lead
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A Modi-Sharif meet likely in Astana?
The 17th Summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation is being held in Astana this week at which Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and Nawaz Sharif will be present. But no meeting is likely to take place between them--and even if it does, it will not advance peace between the two countries
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A wake-up call for Mumbai and Delhi
Venkatraman Anantha Nageswaran was published by Live Mint
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Brighter prospects ahead for BIMSTEC
This regional grouping, which was envisioned as a potential bridge between SAARC and ASEAN, turns 20 on June 6. It achieved very little until last year, when efforts to revive its original mission began quite by accident. It has the potential to make greater strides if member states adhere to their commitments.
Courtesy: The Hindu
This time for Africa: On sustained India-Japan cooperation in the region
The Hindu republished an article which was originally written and published for Gateway House