Ladakh should not go unheard
Sunil Raman's article on Ladakh was republished on 'Pundita' blog.
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U.S. Elections: Asia bets on predictability
With less than a week to go before the U.S. Presidential Elections, our special podcast series pivots to Asia where Ambassador Neelam Deo, Director at Gateway House, assesses the Asian perception of the election as well as which candidate is finding support across the region.
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Europe: lost in the Calais jungle
The French city, bordering the English Channel, is a symbol of the tension between Paris and London and the crisis in Europe as a whole. The dismantling of one refugee outfit here just made an already thorny issue pricklier.
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U.S. race gets closer
Ambassador Neelam Deo, Director, Gateway House, was interviewed by Bloomberg TV about her take on the upcoming U.S. elections.
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Firework in progress
Akshay Mathur, Director, Research and Analysis, and Fellow, Geoeconomics Studies, Gateway House, was quoted in an article by Weetabrics blog about the Indo-China relationship.
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What’s wrong with Europe?
The Forum 2000 conference in Prague last week was an occasion to reflect on the challenges facing democracy in an economically globalised, but socially fragmented, West.
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Teaching International Relations in India: from Pedagogy to Andragogy
Gateway House was mentioned in an article by E-International Relations about the evolution of the process of teaching international relations in India.
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Rajni Bakshi: Degrowth – a “bomb-word” comes of age
An article by Rajni Bakshi, Gandhi Peace Fellow, Democracy and Nation Building Studies, Gateway House on degrowth was republished by Ecologise.
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BRICS/BIMSTEC: activity or achievement?
Perhaps South Block did not gain as much as it had hoped to: there was a gulf in member states’ perceptions. One takeaway, therefore, for policy makers was that while noise has its uses, it is now time for some quiet diplomacy
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Breaking the ice: U.S. trade with Bombay
The trade between Bombay and America’s north eastern ports 200 years ago was unique as it coexisted with the period’s territorial colonial monopolies. This article retraces those routes to riches in light of the Indo-U.S. Strategic Partnership.