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Euroasia Review republished an article by R. Viswanathan, Distinguished fellow, Latin America Studies, Gateway House, on October 16 regarding his analysis of the ongoing Brazil elections
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The protests in Hong Kong portray a grim future for Beijing's 'one country, two systems' policy. But do the constructively-inclined, young campaigners need a new set of symbols, signs and ideologies to differentiate themselves from the feeble-minded followers of the merely hostile?
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The imposition of sanctions by Western countries on Russia has conflagrated the Ukrainian crisis with both sides indulging in an asymmetrical sanctions game. The hardening of positions has caused the Russian and the European economies to suffer, with no end in sight for the conflict
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Manjeet Kriplani, founder and director, Gateway House, in an interview with Business Today on October 10 says that Modi is not from a land-locked state, which really frees up India's economic diplomacy agenda
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Sameer Patil, associate national security fellow at Gateway House, in an interview with International Business Times on October 10 commented on how the likely intent behind these cross-border firings from the Pakistani side is to keep the Kashmir issue alive internationally
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India’s decision to block the Trade Facilitation Agreement at the World Trade Organisation in July was perplexing; the confusion was compounded because India was almost alone in its position. This policy perspective explains the reasons for India’s curious stand
The Hong Kong student protests have brought back memories of the youth uprisings in West Asia. Gateway House debates the differences and similarities of these movements that have so dramatically changed our world – and more is yet to come. From Tahrir Square in Egypt to Hong Kong, social media has been the driver for change
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This report examines the current state of Doordarshan and formulates an agenda for transforming the channel into an effective foreign policy tool for India
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News channels like China’s CCTV, Russia Today and Al-Jazeera have become definitive voices for their nations and for international views. Now, with the Modi government on a public messaging and public realations spree, it is the right time to re-configure our public broadcaster, Doordarshan, to showcase India’s growing global ties and the success of its democracy to the world.
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India’s power sector is currently facing a coal shortage with Coal India unable to keep pace with demand. Nuclear power is a cheaper and more reliable alternative for generating electricity as compared to coal