A Budget for Modi’s Economic Diplomacy
Ambassador Neelam Deo's article 'A budget for Modi's economic diplomacy' was republished on The Wire.
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India-US WTO spat: American doublespeak exposed
Amit Bhandari and Kunal Kulkarni's article 'WTO solar ruling: victim to victor' was republished by DNA.
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WTO solar ruling: victim to victor
The WTO judgment on the India-U.S. dispute on solar panels shows how rules across different international regimes – climate change, trade and nuclear power – favor the countries which set those rules. India must deepen its participation in such multilateral fora to protect its interests.
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A fine line: TPP and India
The Trans-Pacific Partnership has dropped strong Intellectual Property Rights regulations on India’s doorstep. The implications of these regulations could affect India’s own policies, as well as her global aspirations towards the potential Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership.
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Is India equipped for big science?
A tectonic shift is occurring in the science landscape, wherein newly-developed nations are audaciously investing in frontier scientific research at par with developed nations. India is game to join this new wave of advancement, but its research-funding mechanisms are deficient. Can Indian philanthropy endow indigenous R&D?
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IMF reforms: still not enough
The IMF recently approved a set of quota and governance reforms, which doubled its permanent resources, and raised the representation of emerging markets in its governance structure. How important is this, and what are the implications for emerging markets and for India?
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Saudi-Russia oil production cap – can it work?
Saudi Arabia, Russia and other oil producers are trying to cap oil production to support prices. Such distortions are unlikely to work. India should be more concerned about the long term rise in oil prices due to falling investment in exploration and production – and should protect itself by acquiring oil and gas assets to cover its energy needs.
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Arun Jaitley’s budget may have messy after-effects—but that’s not his headache
Rajrishi Singhal, Senior Fellow, Geoeconomics Studies, wrote an article for Quartz India on India's Union Budget for the year 2016.
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Pakistan makes first arrests in Indian air base attack
Sameer Patil, Fellow, National Security, Ethnic Conflict and Terrorism Studies, was quoted by Benar News.
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Modi’s AEP ‘Orients’ on action and connectivity, says Bhatia
The New Indian Express featured an article on a speech given by Ambassador Rajiv Bhatia, Distinguished Fellow, Foreign Policy Studies, Gateway House on India's 'Act East Policy',