Debating Asia-Europe
Gateway House partnered with Debating Europe on an online debate series on a number of key issues ranging from whether Asia’s rise is a threat or an opportunity for Europe, to the role of young people in Asia-Europe relations.
Gateway House partnered with Debating Europe on an online debate series on a number of key issues ranging from whether Asia’s rise is a threat or an opportunity for Europe, to the role of young people in Asia-Europe relations.
Manjeet Kripalani, Executive Director, Gateway House was interviewed by Bloomberg TV
Sameer Patil, National Security, Ethnic Conflict and Terrorism, Gateway House has been quoted in an article on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announcing that New Delhi had ordered 36 Rafale fighter jets from France. This article has been published by AFP, Dawn, Khaleej Times, Global Post, Gulf Times, Gulf News, Yahoo News, Pakistan Headlines, Saudi Gazette and Leparisien
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his April 14-17 visit to Canada, will visit the Komagata Maru Museum & Monument in Vancouver, an important milestone in Canada’s Indian diaspora as well as Asian immigrant history
Canada’s nuclear energy sector has a lot to offer India—the sale of uranium, joint development of technology and best practices on regulations. Nuclear energy co-operation is also an area in which Canada and India can make substantial advancements quickly. We should not let this opportunity slip by
UK may be on its way to becoming a petro state, again, on back of an oil discovery that may be a whopping 100 billion barrels. The world is awash with cheap energy, and Indian companies need to seize the opportunity to acquire upstream energy assets.
Hillary Clinton finally announced her second bid to be the democratic candidate for the November 2016 presidential election on April 12. Despite her landmark achievements, there are a number of controversial issues from her time as senator, the first lady and as Secretary of State, that will be raised in the coming months
Germany is a crucial partner for India, especially for the Make in India programme. The needs and strengths of both countries are complementary: in India, German companies are among the largest employers, and Germany is the second largest destination for Indian investment in Europe. India needs to develop and enhance the skill of its population, and develop an advanced manufacturing base. For this, a new level of collaboration is required.
Sameer Patil, associate national security fellow at Gateway House, comments on the steadfast defence ties between the two countries, including the Rafale deal and counter-terrorism cooperation.
Amit Bhandari, energy and environment fellow at Gateway House, comments on the Areva deal.