Diplomacy

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The Saudi-led GCC expectation from the US administration on the question of the Houthis

Prof. Bernard Haykel talks about what the Saudis may expect from the upcoming Trump administration Link to the full conversation - https://youtu.be/eIH2HoX8R4k

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Will Iran develop a nuclear weapon?

Prof. Bernard Haykel on why Iran might not go nuclear Link to the full conversation - https://youtu.be/eIH2HoX8R4k

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Will Trump force the Saudis to abandon the Chinese-brokered detente?

Prof. Bernard Haykel on whether the Trump administration would disrupt the Saudi-Iran detente Link to the full conversation - https://youtu.be/eIH2HoX8R4k

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Iran, the Houthis and the Biden administration

Prof. Haykel talks about the inconsistencies of the Biden administration in dealing with the problem of the Houthis and Iran Link to the full conversation- https://youtu.be/eIH2HoX8R4k

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Threats posed by Houthis and Shia militias on Israel

Prof. Bernard Haykel talks about the threats posed by Houthis and Shia militias on Israel. Watch the full interview - https://youtu.be/eIH2HoX8R4k

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Crisis in France and the fall of the Syrian regime

In light of the political crisis ensuing in France and the collapse of the Al-Assad regime in Syria, Hindol Sengupta speaks to distinguished French political analyst Come Carpentier de Gourdon about, -the implications of the crisis in France, -Georgie Meloni as the most powerful leader in Europe, -the prospects of Le Pen governing France, -the impact of the Syrian regime change on migrant crisis in Europe, -Will Russia’s presence continue in Syria? and -How will the situation in Syria unfold?

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The collapse of the Syrian regime and Iran's failing proxy strategy

Against the backdrop of the collapse of the al-Assad regime in Syria, Prof. Bernard Haykel who is Professor of Near Eastern Studies at Princeton University, spoke to Ishan Dhar in detail about the issues examined in his recent article published by the Hoover Institution at Stanford University titled, 'The Implications of Iran's Failed Proxy Strategy' and more. Link to Professor Haykel's article - https://www.hoover.org/research/implications-irans-failed-proxy-strategy

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COP29: a missed opportunity for climate justice in Asia #cop29 #climatechange #climatefinance

Navigating strategic partnerships: India's choice between the Quad and RIC

Chris Blackburn

Navigating strategic partnerships: India's choice between the Quad and RIC

India stands at a critical juncture in its foreign policy, where it must decide whether to deepen its involvement in the Quadrilateral...

Rishi Suri

Modi’s Middle East Mantra

Since taking office in 2014, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has embarked on a proactive foreign policy, with a significant focus on enhancing

New horizons in India-Saudi Arabia relations

Rishi Suri

New horizons in India-Saudi Arabia relations

India and Saudi Arabia have shared a complex relationship over the decades, marked by economic cooperation, cultural exchanges, and...

Pakistan intelligence leaks to The Guardian are made to embarrass the UAE

Chris Blackburn

Pakistan intelligence leaks to The Guardian are made to embarrass the UAE

Nestled at the heart of Europe, Vienna stands as a timeless nexus of intrigue and clandestine operations. Steeped in a rich tapestry of...

Rishi Suri

China’s neocolonialism in Africa

China's engagement with Africa, often characterised through its economic diplomacy, has sparked considerable debate and analysis among...

India’s role in rebuilding Syria: A beacon of hope post-war

Aiman Masoodi

India’s role in rebuilding Syria: A beacon of hope post-war

The conflict between the USA and the USSR, during the era of the Cold War, had far-reaching consequences that extended beyond their...

Rishi Suri

India and the US Presidential Elections

The United States Presidential Elections are a globally significant event, closely watched by countries around the world, including...

Securing the Red Sea and the global supply chain

Rishi Suri

Securing the Red Sea and the global supply chain

Drone attacks in recent days on merchant ships in the Red Sea represent a significant threat to global supply chains, impacting not just...

BRI@10: Evaluating China’s green BRI through a Pakistani lens

Rishi Suri

BRI@10: Evaluating China’s green BRI through a Pakistani lens

As the 3rd Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) Summit unfoldsin China, it marks a decade since the inception of President Xi Jinping's...

Gaza: From ancient roots to modern struggles

Rishi Suri

Gaza: From ancient roots to modern struggles

As Israel prepares to go into Gaza and possibly re-occupy the strip we take a look into the extremely complex history of Gaza and how it...

The Rise of Hamas: Origins, objectives, and terrorism

Rishi Suri

The Rise of Hamas: Origins, objectives, and terrorism

The emergence and rise of Hamas, an Islamist political and militant organization, have significantly shaped the political landscape of...

China’s interest in the Khalistan movement

Chris Blackburn and Utsav Sanduja

China’s interest in the Khalistan movement

Introduction The Government of India has long believed that Khalistani separatists are working in tandem with foreign powers, mainly...

China's strategic manipulation of UNHRC: A threat to global human rights

Rishi Suri

China's strategic manipulation of UNHRC: A threat to global human rights

In a recent development, diplomats based in Geneva representing 11 nations, including delegates from Pakistan, Belarus, Nicaragua,...

Rishi Suri

Khalistani Extremism: Then and now

Khalistani extremism, often referred to as Sikh separatism or Sikh militancy, is a political and religious movement that emerged in the...

Khalistan movement in Canada: Past, present, and future

Rishi Suri

Khalistan movement in Canada: Past, present, and future

The Khalistan movement, a Sikh separatist movement seeking an independent Sikh state called Khalistan, has had a significant presence in...

India-Canada fallout exposes American dichotomy

Rishi Suri

India-Canada fallout exposes American dichotomy

As the recent diplomatic tensions between India and Canada have unfolded, they have once again brought to light the West's glaring double...

Senge Sering

Turkey's Russian Ambitions

Turkey's geostrategic location allows it to be both Asian and European. As the nexus of global social transitions and a melting pot of...

GO Editorial

NATO’s pivot to the Indo-Pacific

NATO's US envoy recently expressed interest in deeper engagement with India as the organisation attempts to increase its footprint in the...

10 ways the India-Japan relationship is creating a 'free and open Indo-Pacific'

GO Editorial

10 ways the India-Japan relationship is creating a 'free and open Indo-Pacific'

The two Asian giants have grown closer than ever and their partnership, in strategic and economic terms, is changing the region. 1....

Why the US is backing India against China in Arunachal Pradesh

Rishi Suri

Why the US is backing India against China in Arunachal Pradesh

The US Bipartisan Resolution recognizing Arunachal as a part of India is an important move from words to actions. The bipartisan...