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IFAJ 16(4): Special Issue on India - Central Asia
Asoke Mukerji, P. Stobdan, Ramakrushna Pradhan, B. K. Sharma,Pravesh Kumar Gupta, Debasis Bhattacharya, Nalin Kumar Mohapatra and Deepak Kumar.
https://t.co/ARkU5EaqoP
In current issue – IFAJ 16(3): Contributions from:
@Sriparnapathak, @shalinichawla04, Alvite Singh Ningthoujam, Anand V, Chandan Kumar Sarma / @BorahObja and Urbi Das
https://t.co/0cGPY8P8rh,
Special Issue: India-US Relations under the Joe Biden Administration.
Robust bilateral strategic partnership with India has been backed by successive US administrations. In this issue 10 leading analysts write on what to expect from the new Administration
https://t.co/HwM3JkvGqN
India and Bangladesh are celebrating the 50th Anniversary of establishment of Diplomatic Relations. Ten leading academics, Former Indian & Bangladesh diplomats & analysts write in this special issue on "India-Bangladesh Relations @ 50: The Way Forward"
https://t.co/k29MModKOQ
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In the Current issue
Book Reviews
Sanjay Pandey reviews
The South Caucasus: Transition from Subjugation to Independence by Achal Malhotra
Ashish Shukla reviews
Bangladesh at 50: Development and Challenges by SNarayan & @SreeradhaDatta
Full Text at https://t.co/ND8aHCmqhe
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In the Current issue:
Adil Rasheed:
West Asia: From Non-State Radicalism to State Revisionism
@sitakanta_m :
Pandemic Geopolitics and India
Full Text at: https://t.co/ND8aHCmqhe
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In the Current issue:
Talmiz Ahmad:
The Enduring Arab Spring: Change and Resistance
Shebonti Ray Dadwal:
India’s Challenges in Accessing Critical Minerals
@rushali_saha:
Positioning the Indo-Pacific in India’s Evolving Maritime Outlook
Full Text at: https://t.co/ND8aHCmqhe
Book Reviews: (2/2)
Skand Tayal: The Odyssy of a Diplomat by LL Mehrotra
Shreya Upadhyay: One Mountain Two Tigers: India, China and the High Himalayas by SSinha
Rajiv Narayanan: ‘India’s Foreign Policy: Surviving in a Turbulent World’ by AWadhwa / AGupta
https://t.co/racFhaeWY7
Book Reviews in this issue: (1/2)
Arvind Gupta reviews : ‘The India Way: Strategies for an Uncertain World’ by S. Jaishankar
Pinak Chakravarthy reviews : ‘Sea of Collective Destiny: Bay of Bengal and BIMSTEC’ by Vijay Sakhuja / Somen Banerjee
https://t.co/Na2xGM4eU7
In this issue:
Somen Banerjee on UN Agenda of Sustainable Peace & SAGAR
Suranjan Das/SBhattacharya on India and Singapore
@sanahashmi1 on India-Taiwan Relations
NManoharan and AIDhanabalan, on The Role of Sri Lanka in BIMSTEC
https://t.co/Na2xGM4eU7
An interesting piece titled "The UN at 75: In Need of an Equitable Restructuring" by former Deputy Permanent Representative of India to the UN Ambassador T. P. Sreenivasan @Sreeniv in @IFAJournal#UnitedNations reforms
https://t.co/fTnaas5VBl
India and the UN@75: To mark the 75th anniversary of the UN, falling on October 24, 2020, IFAJ has brought out a special issue, containing views of 8 specialists on the subject. 2 book reviews on the subject are also included.
Free download available at https://t.co/9Io95vW1ER
70 yrs ago this week the Korean War started that ended in a truce 3 yrs later. India headed the commission to supervise repatriation of the POWs. Oral History Narrative from Amb Eric Gonsalves, a young diplomat then with NNRC recorded in 2007 available at: https://t.co/FRwlmePPoj