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An 'India exception' in global climate talks is the only realistic pathway to a global climate deal, which could also be a key tool in cementing stronger ties between India and the US, two critical actors in the evolving international order.

India intends to strengthen multilateralism by bringing human-centered and inclusive solutions to international peace and security issues and serving as a representative for the developing world as it begins its term on the UN Security Council.

If not addressed and managed, a divisive debate on the control and management of the digital global commons, could not only undermine the huge gains that have accrued from interconnectedness, but might become a basis for conflict, says expert Samir Saran.

This report explores the scope of EU-India engagement on: West Asia, maritime security, and counter-terrorism and radicalization. The workshop discussed the potential contours, as well as the hurdles to their enhanced engagement.

This commentary argues that India’s counterterrorism strike inside Pakistan followed by their brief military exchanges have brought into focus China’s apparent stake in the stability of Indo-Pakistani relations.

Throughout India’s history, its leaders have believed in the country’s capacity to be a normative leader in foreign affairs. This argues that Prime Minister Modi should launch a new normative agenda on climate change.

This argues that a Biden presidency will work well for India and charts out a strategic response to the challenges posed by the United States on the trade and economic front.

Diplomatic bonds between India and South Asia have strengthened amid China’s increasingly assertive behavior. However, disagreement over the nature of the emerging regional security architecture threatens to jeopardize the Indo-Pacific relationship.

Liu discusses the economic and political trends of BRICS and suggests that it is in the interest of all BRICS nations for India to take a lead in fostering greater cooperation within the bloc.

This paper proposes a security architecture for India that can improve interagency coordination, help respond to cyberattacks, and prevent them in many circumstances.