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A Waning Conventional Deterrence- A National Security Portent
Air Marshal Diptendu Choudhury (Retd), PVSM, AVSM, VM, VSM, Distinguished Fellow, VIF

The last decade has been awash with incidents of Chinese belligerence on India’s borders, in the North and North East. The long period of supposed peace and tranquility has actually worked to the strategic advantage of China as it enabled a widespr

September 22, 2023 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Article, China, PLAAF, IAF, LAC, Tibet, PLAN, deterrence, multi domain
कनाडा से मजबूत रिश्ते में आई ताजा तल्खी का मतलब
Arvind Gupta, Director, VIF

खालिस्तानी आतंकी हरदीप सिंह निज्जर की हत्या में भारत की कथित संलिप्तता का कनाडाई प्रधानमंत्र�

September 21, 2023 International Relations and Diplomacy, Commentary, भारत, खालिस्तानी, कनाडा, जस्टिन ट्रुडो
भारत-ताइवान सम्बन्ध में एक मजबूत पहल
Dr Rishi Gupta

अगस्त महीने की 8 तारीख को भारत के तीन पूर्व सशस्त्र सेना प्रमुखों ने ताइवान के एक महत्वपूर्ण केट

September 20, 2023 International Relations and Diplomacy, Article, India, Taiwan, India-Taiwan, Taiwan Contingency, South Bound Policy, Ketagalan Forum
The New Delhi G20 Summit: Reflections from India
Amb Asoke Mukerji, Distinguished Fellow, VIF

An 83-paragraph G20 New Delhi Declaration was adopted by consensus at the opening session of the Summit on 9 September 2023, to the surprise of many observers of multilateral relations. The Declaration reflected a new multipolar response to global ch

September 20, 2023 International Relations and Diplomacy, Article, India, G20 summit, Bahrat, New Delhi Declaration
India-Taiwan: Connecting With the Island Nation for Multiple Takeaways
Lt Gen (Dr) V K Saxena (Retd), PVSM, AVSM, VSM

Purport of the work
Taiwan - smaller than the State of Kerala (Taiwan - 36,197 km2, Kerala – 38863 Km2)[1]September 15, 2023 International Relations and Diplomacy, Article, India-Taiwan relation, Semiconductor co-operation, China-India-Taiwan
President Biden’s Visit to India, G-20 Summit, and Changing Contours of World Politics
Amb D P Srivastava, Distinguished Fellow, VIF

Delhi Declaration adopted by G-20 countries has been welcomed by all sides. No less important were a number of bilateral engagements that took place between India and some of the participating countries. They reflect the changing contours of world po

September 15, 2023 International Relations and Diplomacy, Governance and Political Studies, Article, Vietnam, Biden, iCET, IMEC, nuclear cooperation, Trans African Corridor
India’s Diplomatic Coup at G-20 Summit
Prof Rajaram Panda

Introduction
India assumed the Presidency of the G-20 from Indonesia in Bali in 2022 from 1 December and retains the Presidency for the year 2023 till 30 November. India hosted the G-20 summit from 9 to 10 in the capital city of New Delhi

September 14, 2023 International Relations and Diplomacy, Governance and Political Studies, Article, artificial intelligence, Climate Change, Delhi declaration, disaster risk reduction, UNSC membership, Meeting on the sidelines, Inclusion of African Union, Multilateral Development Bank
Whither BRICS?
Amb Skand Ranjan Tayal

President Vladimir Putin had invited the leaders of Brazil, India and China to Yekaterinburg in June 2009 as the four large emerging economies had felt the need to express their views jointly after participating in the first summit level meeting of G

September 14, 2023 International Relations and Diplomacy, Commentary
China’s Deteriorating Economy has Created Instability for Xi Jinping
Jayadeva Ranade

China’s economy is in dire straits. While assessments of China’s economic situation by foreign banks and economists is worrying, the views of some Chinese economists are even more pessimistic. They question the Chinese government’s projected ec

September 13, 2023 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, China, economy, Xi Jinping, CCP, zero COVID policy, Qin Gang, Wolf warrior diplomacy
New Delhi Summit Declaration: G20 coming of age
Amb P S Raghavan, Distinguished Fellow, VIF

The pervasive mood in much of the developing world is not to let geopolitical confrontation stymie progress on the issues of major consequence for them. The issue of the G20 New Delhi Leaders’ Declaration, on day one of the two-day Summit, is no

September 13, 2023 International Relations and Diplomacy, Governance and Political Studies, Article, New Delhi, G20, Declaration
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