D. Suba Chandran, PhD

Professor & Dean

International Strategic & Security Studies Programme National Institute of Advanced Studies (NIAS) Indian Institute of Science Campus Bangalore-560012, INDIA

Ph: 91-80-22185142 (Office-Direct)
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Email: subachandran@gmail.com

NIAS Course on Global Politics
National Institute of Advanced Studies (NIAS)
Indian Institute of Science Campus, Bangalore

GP Insights by Avishka Ashok

China: Australian leaders' visit reflects a thaw in bilateral relations

China: President Xi's visit to Saudi Arabia hints at Beijing's pivot to the Middle East

Taiwan: Local elections present unanticipated outcomes

China: President Xi seeks 'socialist modern' state through the 20th Party Congress

China: UNHRC proceeding on Xinjiang

North Korea: Latest missile launch and the ensuing military drills in the Pacific Ocean

North Korea: New legislation hinders denuclearization talks

Eastern Economic Forum: Russia appeals to the Asia Pacific for investments

The UN report on Xinjiang: Four Takeaways

Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan engenders strong opposition from China

Biden-Xi phone call underlines tensions in bilateral relations

Japan: Former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s assassination and his legacy

China and the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Bali, Indonesia

BRICS SUMMIT: China hosts the 14 Summit; calls for inclusivity and collective action

China: Boao Forum for Asia brings the world's attention to the Indo-Pacific

China: A careful strategy on Russia and Ukraine

China: Fifth Session of the 13th NPC

Quad summit in Australia: Focus on the Indo-Pacific

China: New Ambassador to Australia encourages friendly bilateral relations

China in Africa: FOCAC celebrates two decades of mutually beneficial relationship

China: Virtual meeting between Biden and Xi calls for greater cooperation

China: President Xi secures his position in party history with the "historical resolution"

China's White Paper on Climate Change

Japan: Remembering Hiroshima bombing, "Little Boy" and 80,000 people, 76 years later

North Korea: Pyongyang considers Biden's new approach as hostile

Three years after inter-Korean talks

Japan: The US fortifies alliance in the Indo-Pacific

North Korea: New missile tests make a statement to the US

Japan and South Korea: The US returns to East Asia

Australia: New Media law on Social Media and its global implications

The US: Weather anomalies suggest a fast approaching climate change

North Korea's Party Congress: Kim Jong-un's next steps amidst economic crisis and change of leadersh