Will the Liberal Order Survive?
During the nineteenth century, the United States played a minor role in the global balance of power.
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UPDATED AGENDA: Gateway House and Indian Ministry of External Affairs collaborate on the second Gateway of India Geoeconomic Dialogue
Gateway House and Indian Ministry of External Affairs collaborate on the second Gateway of India Geoeconomic Dialogue scheduled for 13-14 February at the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel in Mumbai
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How Trump will reconfigure geopolitics
Ambassador Neelam Deo delivered this speech at the grand finale of ‘The Mind Games’ – a platform for talent development & idea generation at Mahindra Partners on January 18, 2017. Ambassador Deo’s speech focuses on the disruption of the post-Cold War global framework to be caused by Trump’s foreign policy changes
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India-UAE: time to foster mutual interests
The West Asian monarchies are being forced to ‘look East’ due to a range of factors: the rise of the Islamic State, their need to boost falling oil revenues and doubts about the United States continuing to remain a guarantor of regional stability. Quite coterminously, India is looking towards the Gulf for energy security besides fulfilling other geostrategic goals: this is an ‘East’ and ‘West’ where the ‘twain will meet
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Revisiting India’s ‘Link West’ policy
The choice of the Crown Prince of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to be the chief guest at India’s 2017 Republic Day celebrations is an indication of the enhanced attention that the Indian government is according the Gulf countries. Many trade interests ally India to the UAE, but a deeper engagement is called for even as instability grows in the region
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What President Trump means for China – and for India’s security
An article written by Seema Sirohi for Gateway House on Trump's cabinet picks and their likely implications on his Asia policy was republished by Scroll.
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‘Blue Diplomacy’ to boost Blue Economy
The first ever summit of the Indian Ocean Rim Association, to be held in Indonesia in March 2017, will cast light on how India and other like-minded nations can develop oceanic resources sustainably. This event offers scope for India to mould outcomes
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India-EU: defence cooperation and the role of industry
European defence companies can contribute significantly to India’s military modernisation under the ‘Make in India’ campaign. But before this can happen they will have to deepen their interactions in the country at the political and strategic levels to identify common areas of interest and understand India’s technological priorities in the sector
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India should join China in promoting regional economic development in Nepal
An article by Global Times on Chinese investment in Nepal and how India should respond mentioned a report published by Gateway House last year.
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A more robust Asia policy expected?
Trump’s cabinet has a preponderance of China hardliners, which has wider implications for the Asia Pacific region while some of its members view Narendra Modi as Reaganesque and a man of the times