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Five eras of Indian foreign policy From Idealism to Nationalism
These eras reflect the changing top priorities and responses to the global dynamics and solidifying India as a key player in shaping the dynamic geopolitical landscape of our world
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Five Eras of Indian Foreign Policy: From Idealism to Nationalism
By Sutanu Guru
India’s foreign policy has undergone five distinct eras: idealism, realism, adventurism, pragmatism, and the current nationalism era.
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Sportswashing, Propaganda, and Diplomacy
By Alam Srinivas
Criminals wash their dirty trillions through the global financial system to make it ‘white’ and legit.
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The Rise of The Global South
By Pranay Sharma
The Global South, which comprises most of the world’s population and economic output, is challenging the power
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Where Can The G-20 (Now G-21) Go From Here?
By Arun Bhatnagar
The G-20 Summit marked India’s emergence as a global leader, with the African Union’s inclusion symbolising its commitment to bridging development gaps.
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One Nation One Election: A Game-Changer or a Gamble?
Parsa Venkateshwar Rao Jr
From a right-wing authoritarian party like the BJP, simultaneous elections to Lok Sabha and state assemblies have raised concerns
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Bharat Versus India: The Name Change Game
By Mohan Kanda
The ongoing debate over renaming India as ‘Bharat’ reflects the deep conflict of identity, culture, history and politics.
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Indomitable Bengal: Divided, But Not Divisible
By Arun Bhatnagar
From the 1905 partition of Bengal to the modern political landscapes of India and Bangladesh, Bengal remains a crucible of cultural, political, and social change.