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This outlines the governments concerns in Nepal, Bangladesh, and India regarding Rohingya refugees entering their countries, mainly the strain on national resources and the perceived threat of Islamist terrorism.

Recent overtures by Prime Minister Modi and EU leaders signal revived interest in concluding negotiations on the EU-India Free Trade Agreement. In order to the agreement to be successful, it must respect India’s constraints and make negotiations public.

India’s tepid response to the PGII contrasts with New Delhi’s opposition to China’s Belt and Road Initiative, which the new G7 initiative seeks to counter.

Throughout India’s history, its leaders have believed in the country’s capacity to be a normative leader in foreign affairs. This argues that Prime Minister Modi should launch a new normative agenda on climate change.

This paper proposes a security architecture for India that can improve interagency coordination, help respond to cyberattacks, and prevent them in many circumstances.

This outlines India’s relationship with the United Nations Security Council and its attempts to reform the council for a seat at the table. Learning from past failures, the only way left to push for reform is realpolitik, hard power bargaining

At a time when the world order is intensely polarized, India remains one of the few nations which can work with both the G7 and BRICS in a matter of days.

This seeks to understand the dynamics of how India and China engage with international financial institutions. It unpacks the interrelated economic, political, and strategic motivations behind their approach towards multilateral economic governance.

Canada-India relations have deteriorated following Canadian officials’ assertions of India’s complicity in an assassination in Canada. This discusses three core issue areas in the bilateral economic relationship: trade, investment, and higher education.