Westinghouse Bankruptcy benefits India
Several news publications quoted Amit Bhandari on the impact of Westinghouse declaring bankruptcy on India
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The New World Order | Episode 4, Rise of China: part one
China has had a remarkable journey on the world stage. After a series of economic and political reforms more than thirty years ago, the country has since gone forth to dominate the geoeconomic playing field as a major investor around the world. This is the first in a two-part special on the Rise of China
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All that makes ASEAN unique @ 50
This regional grouping of 10 nations, which observes its golden jubilee year in 2017, has come a long way from the Cold War era when it was founded, making a significant contribution to peace, security and prosperity. Now, its future prospects and “centrality” look uncertain amidst the region’s changing geopolitics
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EU: unity not a value anymore?
Britain will begin its formal exit process from the European Union on March 29. Signs that the European Union will survive are clear: public opinion is turning finally in its favour. The European economy has resumed creating jobs, and the unemployment rate, although still high, is steadily declining. Yet, what remains of the project is likely to have a different animus
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China: four-city eye opener
An opportunity to be a part of a recent think tank delegation to China offered the author insight into China’s foreign policy, development plans and issues affecting the India-China bilateral relationship. Gaps in perception that keep both countries apart must be bridged for them to leverage their emerging positions in Asia and the world
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The New World Order | Episode 3, Europe: entrenched in crises
Europe has been rocked by a number of crises in recent years, be it the EU's Euro Crisis, the Ukraine Crisis or the International Refugee Crisis. With this legacy of crises along with the foreboding implementation of Brexit later this month, what does the future hold for Europe?
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Splurge on global seminars
The Ministry of External Affairs collaborated with Gateway House for The Gateway of India Geoeconomic Dialogue 2017. The Telegraph published an article about conferences having MEA involvement.
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India-Pakistan Detente Requires More Than Modi’s New Power
Bloomberg recently published an article on BJP's recent election victories in key Indian states, which quoted Sameer Patil, Fellow, National Security Studies & Director, Centre for International Security, Gateway House.
Taro Kono member House of Representatives of Japan discusses the future of India-Japan engagement in renewable energy
News agencies covered the visit of Taro Kono, Member, House of Representatives, Japan to Gateway House
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Nuclear energy hurting balance sheets
Japanese technology giant Toshiba is sinking into a financial morass due to its near bankrupt nuclear power business, Westinghouse. India must recognise the new reality that nuclear energy is no longer financially viable