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General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - Dec 10, 2022
DREAMS OF A CARBON-NEUTRAL WORLD CUP?
What would it take for the World Cup and other significant events to actually contribute to a low-carbon world?
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - Nov 5, 2022
THE SECOND COMING
Luiz Lula’s reincarnation as President has divided the nation as never before.
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - Sep 10, 2022
PARTNERS IN REGIONAL GEOPOLITICS?
With their long demilitarised common border and a shared cultural heritage, Bangladesh and India can jointly be a regional stabilising force.
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - Jul 30, 2022
FLOW OF FOOD RESUMES?
International agencies heaved a sigh of relief when Russia and Ukraine signed the deal to allow exports of Ukrainian wheat through its Black Sea ports.
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - Jul 23, 2022
A LEAP TO SPACE?
Japanese space ambitions, and investment, are welcome to Washington as NASA tries to stay ahead of Beijing in a potential new space race.
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - Jul 9, 2022
BERLIN BOUND!
Indo-German relations have steadily been on the rise as both nations reassess their economic linkages with Russia amidst the chaos of Ukraine.Germany has been Europe's economy even when it was a…
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - Jul 2, 2022
COLOMBIA'S NEW “PINK TIDE”
The election of a left-wing government under a former guerrilla is a first for this conflict ravaged nation of 50 million.
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - Jun 18, 2022
NO, GAS IS NOT GREEN!
As the EU searches for alternatives to replace Russian oil and gas, the opposition to fossil fuels remains high in EU jurisdiction.
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - May 21, 2022
China-russia – Facing the West
Will the fractured geopolitical environment post the war in Ukraine force Russia and China into a closer alliance?
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - May 21, 2022
Hermit Kingdom Under Lockdown
While the world reeled under the COVID-19 pandemic, with rising fatality statistics numbing national consciousness in almost every country.
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - May 14, 2022
Is this the last one?
Mankind must ask itself whether, even after the Spanish Flu and the COVID 19 pandemic, it is doing enough to prevent future pandemics.
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - May 7, 2022
The End of Roe v Wade?
A leaked supreme court draft hints at an imminent turnaround on the historic 50-year-old decision making restrictions on abortion unconstitutional.
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - May 7, 2022
Timed to Perfection
At a time when the world is being divided into geostrategic blocs, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s European tour conveyed India’s concerns in the correct perspective.
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - Apr 30, 2022
Quantum Cognition in Modern Politics
The application of quantum social sciences to international relations can provide a toolkit to predict outcomes in international exchanges.
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - Feb 21, 2022
Future-Proofing the Metaverse
Policymakers must be prepared to deal with the entire gamut of challenges that are bound to arise from the Metaverse, ranging from misinformation to anti-competitive practices.
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - Feb 21, 2022
Bolstering Cybersecurity Protocols
Governments will have to work closely with private companies if they want to effectively address emerging cyber threats.
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - Feb 7, 2022
Declining Demographics
Despite many developing countries being unable to rein in their exploding populations, there are worries in some quarters about declining fertility rates.
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - Feb 7, 2022
A Cure Worse Than the Disease
The proposed Ken-Betwa River Link, being projected as a cure to Central India’s fast depleting water table, has many ecological pitfalls that need close scrutiny.
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - Jan 29, 2022
Do Vaccine Mandates Work
When it comes to public health, are vaccine mandates ethical/moral, or do they infringe on a person’s right to choose?
General Interest - Analyses & Assessments - Dec 4, 2021
Resurgence of the State
Post -COVID economic recovery is largely being fostered by a steady stream of state-supported investment and expenditure, foretelling larger budgetary deficits for the future