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Prof Rajaram Panda
Prof. Rajaram Panda is former Senior Fellow at the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, New Delhi. Earlier, he was Senior Fellow, IDSA, ICCR Chair Professor at Reitaku University, and Lok Sabha Research Fellow, Parliament of India. He is also Member of the Governing Council, Indian Council of World Affairs, and the Centre for Security and Strategic Studies, both in New Delhi. He had also long stints at the Japan Foundation New Delhi

Prof. Rajaram Panda is former Senior Fellow at the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, New Delhi. Earlier, he was Senior Fellow, IDSA, ICCR Chair Professor at Reitaku University, and Lok Sabha Research Fellow, Parliament of India. He is also Member of the Governing Council, Indian Council of World Affairs, and the Centre for Security and Strategic Studies, both in New Delhi. He had also long stints at the Japan Foundation New Delhi

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What does China-Central Asia Bonhomie Mean to the World?
May 25, 2023 Prof Rajaram Panda
When the G-7 leaders were meeting in Hiroshima with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida as the host, Chinese President Xi Jinping was hosting the leaders of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan in a two-day China-Central ...

Tags: International Relations and Diplomacy, Article, Central Asia, Energy Security, BRI, Uyghurs, comprehensive strategic partnership, G-7 summit, energy trade
Diplomatic Thaw between Japan and South Korea
May 08, 2023 Prof Rajaram Panda
Two significant developments in Northeast Asia escaped the attention of the Indian media because of its obsession to cover China’s aggressive policies on many regional issues. While the latter is too important to overlook and deserves critical scru...

Tags: International Relations and Diplomacy, Article, WTO, comfort women, rapprochement, semiconductor, Export Control, wartime compensation, diplomatic thaw
Bailing out Sri Lanka from its Economic Difficulties
May 02, 2023 Prof Rajaram Panda
Sri Lanka has in the past experienced separatist movements, in which the Tamils and Sinhalese were involved in ethnic conflicts for quite some time. Though this dark phase is over now, there still remains simmering disquiet without of course any thre...

Tags: Neighbourhood Studies, Sri Lanka, Article, Economic diplomacy, World Bank, IMF, G-20, debt restructuring, credit line, strategic interests, securing shipping lines
Escalation of Conflict Feared after Tsai’s Visit to the US
April 17, 2023 Prof Rajaram Panda
The Taiwan issue again entered a new geopolitical churn when Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen met the US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy in California on 5 April 2023, provoking Beijing to issue a sharp rebuke. This was the highest-profile meeting of an...

Tags: International Relations and Diplomacy, Article, South China Sea, Taiwan Strait, military drills, international politics and diplomacy, war games, threat to use force, Japan’ concern, ASEAN’s dilemma
NATO Welcomes Finland as its 31st Member, Sweden to Follow Soon
April 11, 2023 Prof Rajaram Panda
The Russia-Ukraine crisis has assumed a new dimension as the Russian President Vladimir Putin’s main sore point, the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), welcomed its new member Finland on 4 April 2023, upon depositing its instrument of acces...

Tags: International Relations and Diplomacy, Article, Security, NATO, Sweden, Finland, membership issue, alliance relationship
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