NIAS-CEAP will look at the following verticals from a geographic perspective: China, Taiwan, the Koreas, Australia and New Zealand.
While we look at five regional geographies from China to New Zealand, in terms of issues, the NIAS-CEAP will look at the following five focus issues: Science & Technology, Maritime, Security, Internal Politics and External Relations.
Five Takeaways of Chancellor Scholz’s visit to in Beijing Femy Francis On 13 April, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz started his three-day visit to Beijing. He was accompanied by an entourage of executives from German companies, high-profile state secretaries and ministers. He met the...
Five Takeaways of Chancellor Scholz’s visit to in Beijing Femy Francis On 13 April, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz started his three-day visit to Beijing. He was accompanied by an entourage of executives from German companies, high-profile state secretaries and ministers. He met the...
On 11 March 2011, the Tohoku region of Japan was struck by a huge earthquake of 9.0 magnitude leaving regions like Sendai, Fukushima, Iwate, and Miyagi devastated. The systems at the Fukushima nuclear plant detected the earthquake to automatically shut down the reactors. The coolant was kept pumping...
Prof D Suba Chandran is the Dean of the School of Conflict and Security Studies at NIAS. He heads the Science, Technology and International Relations. He coordinates the NIAS Europe Studies.
Research Assistant, NIAS
Research Assistant, NIAS