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News
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Seeing Trade from the Other Side of the Table
In this reflection, Prerna Prabhakar shares what she learned from the seminar “Navigating the New World Order: Liberal Grand Strategy in the Age of Geopolitics” held in Nairobi, Kenya, from 13 to 19 September 2026 and how it shaped her perspective on trade, geopolitics and Africa.
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BRICS – A Challenge to the West?
BRICS is clearly a success story. But does it really pose a challenge to the old, Western-dominated world order? There are good reasons to doubt it. Among the new members of the BRICS club are...
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Strategic Neutrality
In a world increasingly divided by rival power blocs, can strategic neutrality still survive — or is every nation eventually forced to choose a side? Explore how India is navigating global tensions, balancing partnerships, and redefining what neutrality means in a rapidly shifting geopolitical order.
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From Aid Dependency to Community-Led Development
The experience of ARCH with tribal communities to secure land titles demonstrates an approach that requires far less external funding, while producing stronger and more sustainable outcomes. It is rooted in local participation, community ownership, and practical empowerment rather than dependence on large aid flows. Read the full article to learn more.
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Navigating India’s Role: Security, Geopolitics and Trade
What drives India’s foreign policy today — ideology, security, or economic ambition? A new survey reveals a striking shift: Indians increasingly see diplomacy through the lens of prosperity, trade, and strategic opportunity. As global tensions reshape alliances, India is attempting to balance autonomy, partnerships, and ambition in an increasingly fragmented world order.
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Geopolitical Dynamics Favour India–EU Trade Deal
As global alliances shift and economic uncertainty deepens, the India–EU trade deal is gaining renewed strategic importance. From supply chains and technology to geopolitics and market access, changing global dynamics may finally be creating the right conditions for both sides to move closer toward a historic partnership.
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From Dialogue to Leadership
What transforms a conversation into leadership? Bringing together young women from across South Asia and Europe, Female Forward 2025 explored democracy, identity, and leadership through dialogue, exchange, and shared experiences. More than a study tour, it became a space where future changemakers began shaping their own voices and visions for the future.
