A Multilateral Test for Modi
Neelam Deo, Director, Gateway House wrote an article on the multilateral test for Modi. This article has been republished by The Diplomat
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Courtesy: The Diplomat
U.S.-China Climate Deal: Impact on India
On 12 November the U.S. President Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping signed a climate a deal to reduce green house gases by 2030. Amit Bhandari, Energy and Environment Fellow, Gateway House, comments on the impact of the deal on India's position on climate change negotiations going forward.
Briefing: U.S.-China Climate Deal
On 12 November the U.S. and China announced a Climate deal along the sidelines of the APEC Summit. Amit Bhandari, Energy and Environment Fellow, Gateway House, comments on the significance of the deal.
G-20 Summit: Priorities
Neelam Deo, Director, Gateway House, highlights the priorities on this years G20 agenda.
Modi’s Multilateral Visits: East Asia Summit, G20, SAARC
In November PM Modi will attend the East Asia, G20, and SAARC Summits for which he will be taking a long 3 nation tour. What will be some of his priorities? Which trip will be most important? Neelam Deo, Director, Gateway House, answers.
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India-Australia Bilateral Summit
Neelam Deo, director at Gateway House, comments on the India-Australia bilateral and expectations from the summit in November 2014
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India at the G20 Summit
Neelam Deo, director at Gateway House, comments on expectations from the upcoming G20 summit and its significance for India
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Rousseff reelection: lower expectations
The reelection of President Dilma Rousseff means continuation of the slow growth of the Brazilian economy and a lower likelihood of much-needed, major political and economic reforms. India should lower its expectations on a global partnership with Brazil
Green Party speak
The Green Party in Brazil is a small but significant presence, whose ideas of reform and conservation are gaining wider acceptance. In this interview, Eduardo Jorge, the party’s leader, discusses what BRICS represents, his views on India, and the response of governments and business to climate change
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How fair is America’s ‘fair trade’?
There is a sense in Washington that if the U.S. is not tough with India, it will send a wrong signal to other countries. But the ongoing investigations by the Obama administration into India’s IPR regime and trade practices have become an unpleasant part of doing business with America