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7 March 2014

Decoding natural gas pricing in India

The issue of gas pricing is in the public discourse after the Aam Aadmi Party questioned the logic of linking domestic prices to global rates. In the absence of a single global marker price, it is time India, and other large importing countries in Asia, develop a pricing mechanism that reflects regional realities

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7 March 2014

‘Ukraine may split into two countries’

Neelam Deo, Director, Gateway House, talks about the ongoing crisis in Ukraine and its possible outcomes. In this interview, she also discusses the issues at stake for Russia and the West, the credibility of assertions made by both sides, the EU’s interests in the region, and how India should respond

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7 March 2014

Ukraine division is now permanent

The Pakistan Observer published an article written by M D Nalapat, Director, School of Geopolitics at Manipal University and an external expert with Gateway House. The article highlights the conclusions drawn at a Gateway House discussion on the Ukraine crisis.

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6 March 2014

Will Ukraine split into two?

The Tribune Online republished an article written by Neelam Deo, Director, Gateway House on the recent developments in Ukraine, a crisis which has echoes of the Cold War era

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5 March 2014

India-UK: Re-energising trade ties

Seema Malhotra, Member of Parliament, Labour Party, House of Commons, UK, talks about ways to enhance the India-UK trade relationship. In an interview to Gateway House, she also discusses CSR initiatives in the UK and mentoring of MPs in the UK Parliament

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5 March 2014

Save Damascus, now

If the violence in Syria shifts focus to Damascus, the destruction will be incalculable. Damascus is one of the oldest cities in the world, a cultural and religious centre. It is a collective heritage. Forces on both sides, led by the U.S. and Russia, must get all parties to declare Damascus a weapons-free zone