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Security Challenges in the Indo-Pacific Region: An Australian Perspective…
For Australia, the waters of the Indian Ocean are of historic, economic and strategic relevance. The country has been in the…
Global Terrorism Embraces South Asia
Global Terrorism may have declined, but still remains a cause of concern as it reinvents itself. Sri Lanka’s success in countering…
Asia’s Giants Must Choose Between Civilisational Bonding and Nation-State…
THE POST-RENAISSANCE EUROPEAN system created the nation-state, and the rest of the world inherited and adopted it. The mismatch…
In Improving Higher Education, China and India Share Common Dilemmas
ASIA’S GIANTS, CHINA AND India, have a common challenge in attempting to improve their higher education systems, even as they seek…
Urbanisation Tests Will of China and India to Overcome Social Tensions
BY 2030, FIVE BILLION out of the world’s total projected population of 8.1 billion will live in urban areas.
By 2030, about 54.5…
A Shared, Ancient Indic Culture Binds Indonesia with India
REVIVING ANCIENT CULTURAL TIES Indonesia’s unique “Indic Culture” moulds its people into a common identity that pervades much of…
Sri Lanka, India Ties are Poised to Return to “Irreversible Excellence”
Are India-Sri Lanka ties returning to the state of “irreversible excellence” that a former Sri Lankan foreign minister, the late…
SAARC must overcome Internecine Distrust to Achieve Cohesion
Formed with a clear objective to catalyse economic growth in the region, the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation…
The Western Alliance and BRICS-SCO Reshape the World Order
In 2014, the Ukrainian – Russian crisis overlapped the emergence of what became known as The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria…
Economic Cooperation Rekindles Afro-Asian Solidarity
Afro-Asian Solidarity began as a people’s movement six decades ago with the noble objective of supporting their struggles and…