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Day 37-43
NIAS-Conflict Weekly Special Alert | The War in Gaza: Fifth Week
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The Israel-Hamas War: Day 43
Rosemary Kurian, Nuha Aamina, Rishita Verma and Gananthula Uma Maheshwari
WAR ON THE GROUND
On 18 November, IDF and Shin Bet have killed five terrorists in the Balata refugee camp in the city of Nablus in the West Bank. They attacked an apartment that was used by Hamas terrorists who were involved in terrorist activity against Israeli nationals and military targets. The forces discovered a laboratory that was used for production of explosive weapons and discarded on time. With the help of advanced technology, they found explosives that were planted under and on the sides of the road to vandalize Israeli forces.
On 18 November, an airstrike west of Khan Younis resulted in the deaths of 15 Palestinians. According to health officials from Gaza's Nasser Hospital, the strike hit a house, causing at least 15 fatalities on Saturday. On Friday, Gaza's health authorities reported a total death toll of over 12,000, with 5,000 of them being children. The UN considers these figures reliable, although challenges in data collection have made updates scarce.
On 18 November, a Hamas health official stated that more than 80 people died in two Israeli strikes on the Jabalia refugee camp. The UN-run Al-Fakhura school in the camp, which was transformed into a shelter for displaced Palestinians, was the target of an Israeli strike at dawn that resulted in “at least 50 people” being killed, the official told AFP. Unconfirmed social media videos showed bodies on the floor amid mattresses under classroom tables. The Israeli army and UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, are yet to respond.
On 17 November, limited communication services resumed in Gaza after the delivery of fuel. Israel allowed two fuel tankers into Gaza based on a UN request to support UN and humanitarian aid efforts. But the amount of fuel provided is only half of what the UN had requested to power hospitals, essential services, and aid delivery.
REGIONAL RESPONSE
On 18 November, Ayman Safadi, the Foreign Minister of Jordan, stated: “Israel says it wants to wipe out Hamas. There's a lot of military people here, I just don't know how this objective can be realised.” He stated this at the annual IISS Manama Dialogue security conference in Bahrain. He expresses doubt over how Israel could wipe out Hamas. Safadi said that Jordan would do anything to stop the displacement of Palestinians, as it would be a direct threat to the national security of Jordan. He added that the war in Gaza is leading us to more suffering and a threat of expansion in the region.
On 18 November, Prince Faisal bin Farhan, foreign minister of Saudi Arabia, mentioned the plight of civilians dying every day in the Gaza Strip. He added, “We need to end that today, not tomorrow.” He also spoke about the developments in Gaza with Josep Borrell, the Foreign Policy Official of the European Union (EU). Faisal rejected the military escalations in Gaza and called on the international community to stop the violations against the civilians.
On 18 November, Safadi rejected sending peacekeeping troops to Gaza after the war. Safadi said that Arab states would not participate in any post-war peacekeeping efforts. He characterised the idea akin to asking Arab nations to clean up the mess created by Israel.
GLOBAL RESPONSE
On 18 November, Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission, met with Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, the President of Egypt, to discuss the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Von der Leyen expressed her disapproval of the “forced displacement of Palestinians” in Gaza and thanked El-Sisi for Egypt’s role in facilitating humanitarian aid in the enclave. They further discussed the two-state solution between Israel and Palestine.
On 18 November, a top US advisor on the Middle East stated that the release of hostages by Hamas would lead to more humanitarian aid and a “significant” pause in the fighting in Gaza. This statement was delivered at the IISS Manama Dialogue in Bahrain.
On 18 November, the Halifax International Security Forum, a Canadian security forum, decided to present an award to “the people of Israel” following the Hamas attack. The forum has been presenting this award annually since the death of US Senator John McCain in 2018, to honour those “who have demonstrated uncommon leadership in the pursuit of human justice”. Several military officials, US Senators, diplomats and scholars are a part of this forum.
About the Authors
Rosemary Kurian and Nuha Aamina are undergraduate scholars from St Joseph's University, Bangalore. Rishita Verma and Gananthula Uma Maheshwari are postgraduate scholars from Pondicherry University.
Curated By
Dhriti Mukherjee and Shamini are Research Assistants at NIAS.
The Israel-Hamas War: Day 42
Rosemary Kurian, Nuha Aamina, Rishita Verma and Gananthula Uma Maheshwari
WAR ON THE GROUND
On 17 November, Reuters reported that according to Ahmed El Mokhallalati, a doctor at the Al Shifa hospital, Israeli forces had “found nothing” during searches of the hospital complex and that food and water were running low. He said that although the hospital was in “difficult” conditions, no babies had died there since Israeli troops took over on 15 November. Hamas rejected Israeli claims of having a command centre underneath the hospital.
On 16 November, the Israeli military announced that it had discovered a Hamas tunnel shaft and a vehicle carrying weapons at Al Shifa hospital. It also produced images and videos for the public to bolster its claims. Mokhallalati stated:“They haven’t come across a single obstacle. Not a single shot was fired at them in the vicinity of the hospital.” Ever since entering the hospital, the Israeli military has supplied some supplies, but not enough, according to Mokhallalati.
On 17 November, The Guardian reported that the UN had warned that as winter approaches, diseases are spreading more quickly in Gaza due to overcrowding and a lack of clean water, and that civilians there face the “immediate possibility” of starvation. The aid agencies reported that recent days have seen a halt in delivery of already scarce food and other supplies due to truck fuel shortages, and communication blackout has made coordination of deliveries impossible. The network operators in Palestine claimed they were out of fuel for their internet and phone systems. 154 shelters operated by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), were housing over 800,000 internally displaced people, according to a Friday report from the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. “Supplies of food and water are practically nonexistent in Gaza, and only a fraction of what is needed is arriving through the borders,” stated Cindy McCain, executive director of the UN World Food Programme (WFP).
REGIONAL RESPONSE
On 17 November, Arab News reported that Jordan would not sign a water and energy deal with Israel, which was supposed to be signed last month. This decision was taken due to the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip. Ayman Safadi, the Foreign Affairs Minister of Jordan, said that Israel is “driving the entire region into hell.”
On 17 November, Arab News reported that Osama Nugali, the Ambassador of Saudi Arabia to Egypt, praised Saudi Arabians for raising USD 133 million to aid Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. He said that the seventh airlift arrived at Al-Arish airport in Egypt, and will be sent to the border by road. He added that despite difficulties, Saudi Arabia is determined to make the aid accessible to the intended beneficiaries.
GLOBAL RESPONSE
On 17 November, Reuters reported that the UN aid to Gaza was once again suspended due to fuel shortages. According to the UN World Food Programme (WFP), civilians in Gaza face the “immediate possibility of starvation” now with aid suspended. Further, according to the BBC, the lack of fuel has caused a communication blackout in Gaza as phone and internet services shut down. According to Arab News, seeing the shutting down of hospitals and aid agencies, Israel has allowed two tankers of fuel daily into Gaza in response to a UN request.
On 17 November, according to Reuters, the US refused to share intel on the possibility of a Hamas command centre near Gaza’s Al Shifa Hospital. John Kirby, the White House spokesperson, stated that the US was confident about the assessment made by its intelligence agencies but refused to elaborate. The data remains declassified because “the same channels are being used to monitor the status of hostages”, stated a source.
On 17 November, according to Arab News, Antony Blinken, the US Secretary of State, expressed urgency in managing the settler violence in the West Bank. On a call with Benny Gantz, an opposition leader part of Israel’s war cabinet, Blinken “stressed the urgent need for affirmative steps to de-escalate tensions in the West Bank.” Blinken further discussed the need to “accelerate” humanitarian assistance to Gaza.
According to the Jerusalem Post, Blinken and Gantz spoke about the prevention of conflict widening as well as the release of hostages.
On 17 November, the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Karim Kahn, stated that he received a referral from South Africa, Bolivia, Comoros, Bangladesh, and Djibouti. South Africa has requested the ICC to “pay attention” to the events playing out in Palestine. A month ago, Kahn said the court’s jurisdiction was binding over the 7 October attacks and Israel’s response in the Gaza Strip. However, the request may have little impact because an investigation is “underway”.
About the Authors
Rosemary Kurian and Nuha Aamina are undergraduate scholars from St Joseph's University, Bangalore. Rishita Verma and Gananthula Uma Maheshwari are postgraduate scholars from Pondicherry University.
Curated By
Dhriti Mukherjee and Shamini are Research Assistants at NIAS.
The Israel-Hamas War: Day 41
Rosemary Kurian, Nuha Aamina, Rishita Verma and Gananthula Uma Maheshwari
WAR ON THE GROUND
On 16 November, Reuters reported that Israel issued orders for civilians to evacuate four towns in the southern Gaza Strip. The towns of Bani Shuhaila, Khuzaa, Abassan, and Qarara, located on the eastern outskirts of Khan Younis, were issued evacuation orders via leaflets dropped by aircraft. The leaflets said, “The defence forces must act against the terrorist organization Hamas in the areas where you live due to their acts.” It further stated, “For your safety, you need to evacuate your places of residence immediately and head to known shelters.” Individuals forced to flee other areas are in the towns. Locals claimed that there was intense bombardment in the area overnight.
On 16 November, Reuters reported that Israeli forces entered the Al- Shifa hospital. The medics said the patients and staff remain under constant threat of death. Gaza’s health ministry said Israeli soldiers had cleared the grounds of the hospital of dead bodies and destroyed parked cars. However, patients and staff were not permitted to leave. Ashraf Al-Qidra, a health ministry spokesman, said the hospital was home to 650 patients and roughly 7,000 people who had been forced to flee their homes due to weeks of Israeli airstrikes and artillery bombardment, and was devoid of food, water, and baby milk. He further stated that although the occupation forces have since moved into the complex, they did not supply the hospital with fuel to keep operating.
On 16 November, Al Jazeera reported that according to Reuters and the US-based digital publication Axios, Israel and Hamas are in negotiations to release prisoners held by Hamas in return for a three-day ceasefire. The agreement, which may also result in the release of some Palestinian women and children from Israeli detention facilities, is being negotiated by mediators from Qatar. The negotiations also involve the release of US citizens who are being held hostage by Hamas. An official said that Hamas would have to release all civilian hostages who are still alive and detained in Gaza. In addition, Israel would expand the quantity of humanitarian aid allowed to enter Gaza. The negotiator stated that Israel has not yet agreed to the terms of the agreement, and is still working out the specifics.
REGIONAL RESPONSE
On 16 November, Arab News reported that Saudi Arabia condemned Israeli raids on Al-Shifa Hospital and bombings near the Jordanian field hospital in Gaza. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia said that Israel has targeted civilians and medical staff, which is in violation of international human rights law and conventions. Saudi Arabia also welcomed a UN resolution calling for extended humanitarian pauses and aid corridors.
On 16 November, The Guardian reported that seven staff members at the Jordanian field hospital in Gaza were injured. Jordan stated that the Israeli airstrikes are the reason behind the casualties. Ayman Safadi, the Foreign Minister of Jordan, said that their staff was hit when they got to the emergency room to help the injured Palestinians.
GLOBAL RESPONSE
On 16 November, according to Al Jazeera, 56 members of parliament from the Labour Party voted in favour of a ceasefire in Gaza. Breaking from their official party stance of supporting the Conservative Party leader and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s call for “humanitarian pauses”, the incident expressed an “unease” within Britain’s foreign policy stance. The Scottish National Party had introduced the motion, but it ultimately failed.
On 16 November, according to Al Jazeera, Joseph Biden, the President of the US, said that he told Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, that Gaza’s occupation would be “a big mistake”. He reiterated that the two-state solution as the only way to end the conflict. Speaking on Israel’s military raid on the Al- Shifa Hospital in Gaza, Biden reportedly told Netanyahu to “be incredibly careful”.
On 16 November, according to Reuters, the UN Security Council (UNSC) called for pauses in the war in Gaza to allow for humanitarian aid. In a motion passed by 12 and abstained by three members, the UNSC said the pause should allow aid to pass for a “sufficient number of days”. It also called for the unconditional and immediate release of all hostages held by Hamas.
On 16 November, according to Reuters, Lepong Syed, the President of the Thai-Iran alumni association, said that Hamas would release all Thai hostages if there was a 3-day or 5-day ceasefire. Lepong is a member of a team of Thai-Muslim politicians with Wan Muhamad Noor Matha, House Speaker, as the head. The team has been in touch with Hamas since October.
On 16 November, according to Reuters, the African National Congress, the ruling party of South Africa, agreed to a parliamentary motion proposed by the opposition party, Economic Freedom Fighters. The motion called for the closure of the Israeli Embassy and the suspension of diplomatic ties between South Africa and Israel until the latter agreed to a ceasefire. The Gift of the Givers, a non-governmental organization that operates in Palestine, expressed its support for the motion.
About the Authors
Rosemary Kurian and Nuha Aamina are undergraduate scholars from St Joseph's University, Bangalore. Rishita Verma and Gananthula Uma Maheshwari are postgraduate scholars from Pondicherry University.
Curated By
Dhriti Mukherjee and Shamini are Research Assistants at NIAS.
The Israel-Hamas War: Day 40
Rosemary Kurian, Nuha Aamina, Rishita Verma and Gananthula Uma Maheshwari
WAR ON THE GROUND
On 15 November, the first fuel truck to enter the Gaza Strip since the start of the conflict had pulled into the besieged area. The diesel fuel truck crossed the Egyptian border at Rafah and arrived in Gaza. The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) stated that the fuel supply has been "restricted" by Israel, and that it is “not at all enough." Since 21 October, a small amount of humanitarian aid has been able to enter Gaza through Egypt, but Israel has refused to allow any fuel to enter. It authorised the entry of 24,000 litres (6,340 gallons) of diesel into Gaza on 14 November; however, this amount is exclusively for use by UN trucks. Gaza hospitals whose generators are running out of fuel are forced to close. Witnesses told the media that two more fuel trucks were waiting on the Egyptian side of the Rafah border crossing after the first one entered, but it was unknown when they might be allowed to enter.
On 15 November, those inside the al-Shifa hospital in Gaza told Al Jazeera that the Israeli military inflicted violence and humiliation on patients, staff, and displaced people. As Israeli forces have concentrated their attacks on the vicinity of the complex, which they claim is home to a Hamas base, thousands of people have been trapped inside for days. According to reports, there has been a shortage of food and water, and an accumulation of decaying bodies. Israeli soldiers have “detained and brutally assaulted some of the men who were taking refuge at the hospital,” according to Omar Zaqout, an employee of the Al-Shifa emergency room. They arrested men and took them blindfolded and nude. He said, “The army has surrounded every building within the hospital complex." He further stated that "More than 180 dead bodies are still lying in the hospital’s yard, deteriorating.”
REGIONAL RESPONSE
On 15 November, mediators from Qatar were trying to strike a deal between Israel and Hamas. The deal provides for the release of 50 civilian hostages from Gaza in exchange for a three-day ceasefire and an increase in the amount of humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip. It also includes the release of some Palestinian women and children from Israeli jails. Hamas agreed to the general outlines of the deal while Israel was still negotiating.
On 15 November, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the President of Turkey, called Israel a “terror state,” which had committed crimes and violated international law. He described Hamas as a political party elected by the people. Erdogan additionally called on Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, to clear the ambiguity surrounding its possession of nuclear bombs.
GLOBAL RESPONSE
On 14 November, Justin Trudeau, the Prime Minister of Canada, called for Israel to end the “killing of babies” in Gaza. Trudeau expressed that Israel must exercise “maximum restraint” and stop the “killing of women, of children, of babies”. Netanyahuresponded by denying any claim of murder by Israel and stated instead that Hamas is “deliberately targeting civilians”. Since the beginning of the war, Canada has supported Israel’s right to defend itself, but it has also expressed its concern over the rising humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Trudeau’s statement marks his sharpest criticism against Israel since the war began.
On 14 November, thousands of people in the US gathered in Washington, DC, in a rally extending support to Israel. The “March for Israel” took place on the National Mall and several senior members of the US Congress also joined to address a crowd of people waving the American and Israeli flags. The placards stated that Hamas must free at least 200 people taken hostage. Chuck Schumer, Senate Majority Leader, chanted, “We stand with Israel.”
On 15 November, BBC quotes John Kirby, the US National Security spokesperson, claiming that Hamas has its command centre under the al- Shifa Hospital in Gaza. Kirby said that the US has intelligence that Hamas stored arms under the hospital and prepared for an Israeli attack. As global criticism mounts against Israel in protecting the civilians trapped in Israel, the US has, for the first time independently, backed its ally on their claim of a Hamas command centre under the hospital.
On 15 November, Belize severed its ties with Israel. According to a government statement, “The government of Belize has repeatedly condemned the actions of the [Israeli military] in Gaza.” A day earlier on 14 November, the Belize government withdrew its request for accreditation of its consul in Tel Aviv and recalled its ambassador on 14 October.
On 15 November, Nirmala Sitharaman, Finance Minister of India, said the US-backed economic corridor is undergoing geopolitical challenges, and the conflict in Israel and Gaza is a “worrying manifestation”.This economic corridor project has rails and ports that link the Middle East to South Asia. It is the US effort to counter the Belt and Road Initiative.
On 15 November, Nalendi Pandor, the Foreign Minister of South Africa, said countries which can wield “influence over Israel” can put an end to the “crime against humanity”. She further stated that her government may report Israel to the International Criminal Court if Israel continues its violence. Pandor described the current practices of the occupation as an “apartheid feature.”
About the Authors
Rosemary Kurian and Nuha Aamina are undergraduate scholars from St Joseph's University, Bangalore. Rishita Verma and Gananthula Uma Maheshwari are postgraduate scholars from Pondicherry University.
Curated By
Dhriti Mukherjee and Shamini are Research Assistants at NIAS.
The Israel-Hamas War: Day 39
Rosemary Kurian, Nuha Aamina, Rishita Verma and Gananthula Uma Maheshwari
WAR ON THE GROUND
On 14 November, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) reported that hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were stranded in some areas of northern Gaza. The OHCHR stated: “Desperate calls and urgent appeals are being made by civilians who are unable to move from the buildings where they are sheltering because of Israeli troops’ presence, ongoing ground battles, or who have been trapped in collapsed buildings.” According to the office, there have been cases of people getting stuck with family members who have either died or suffered severe injuries. The OHCHR further added that they have received“reports from disabled individuals who are stranded in a rehabilitation facility and are not getting assistance with their evacuation or humanitarian relief.”
On 14 November, the Palestinian Red Crescent said that it received 155 trucks full of humanitarian supplies. It further stated that it has receieved 1,135 trucks since 21 October, filled with food, water, and medical supplies. However, the Red Crescent took to Facebook to state: “Unfortunately, the Israeli occupying authorities have not permitted the entry of fuel so far.”
On 14 November, Ashraf Al-Qudra, the Health Ministry spokesperson of Gaza, said 40 patients at al-Shifa Hospital passed away. He further stated many dead bodies inside the complex need to be buried, but Israeli forces are restricting movement.
On 14 November, Al Jazeera reported that according to the humanitarian group Doctors Without Borders (MSF), gunshots were heard from one of their three locations close to Al-Shifa Hospital, where over 100 individuals, including employees and their families, sought refuge. MSF further added that those providing shelters are also running out of fuel. MSF has called for an immediate ceasefire and safe passage provided for the thousands of individuals stranded in Gaza City's hospitals and other locations.
REGIONAL RESPONSE
On 14 November, Arab News reported that the Saudi cabinet applauded the regional leaders for participating in the Arab-Islamic Summit in Riyadh. The council highlighted the urgency to restore peace and stability in Gaza, emphasisingthe importance of joint action. The primary goals include ensuring that Palestinians get their legitimate rights, and creating an independent state with East Jerusalem as its capital.
On 14 November, Arab News reported that journalists in Southern Lebanon said that they were targeted in Israeli strikes. The journalists' statements on the cross-border incident were supported by a local mayor and Lebanese state media.
On 14 November, The Guardian reported that Mohammad Javad Zarif, the former Foreign Minister of Iran, urged his country to not get into a direct war with Israel or the US. He stated that the best way to defend Palestinians is by not giving a chance to the West to claim Palestinians' proxies of Iran. Zarif said that people are tired of paying the cost of the wars.
GLOBAL RESPONSE
On 15 November, according to The Guardian, the UK stated that it is considering alternative options to get more aid into Gaza. Andrew Mitchell, the Foreign Office minister, said in Parliament that while land offers the safest passage for humanitarian aid, the government was “considering air and maritime options, including through our bases in Cyprus”.
On 14 November, the BBC reported on the WHO‘s warning that Gaza’s Al Shifa Hospital is “nearly a cemetery”. The hospital manager stated that the compound is under a “blockade”. The WHO said it has been tackling power cuts and a lack of fuel, further adding that “there are dead bodies that cannot be taken care of or not even be buried.”
He further stated that the government has been urging Israel to increase access to humanitarian aid through Rafah and buy the opening up of the Kerem Shalom crossing.
On 14 November, according to Al Jazeera, Indonesia began boycotting McDonald’s after the company announced that it had distributed free meals to the Israeli military. Indonesian organisations, namely, Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions Movement (BDS), the United People Front (FUB) and the Islamic Defenders Front (FPI), called for a boycott of pro-Israeli companies, Mc McDonald, Starbucks, and Burger King.
On 13 November, Joe Biden, the President of the US, along with Antony Blinken, the US Secretary of State, and Lloyd Austin, the US Secretary of Defence, were sued for “complicity” in Israel’s “genocide” on Gaza.The suit was filed by a New York civil liberties group called the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR), “on behalf of Palestinian human rights organisations, Palestinians in Gaza and US citizens with relatives” in Gaza. The group has accused the president and the two cabinet member for failing to prevent as well as aiding and abetting “the Israel government’s unfolding genocide.”
On 13 November, Al Jazeera reported that Joko Widodo, the President of Indonesia and Joe Biden, President of the US, engaged in talks where Widodo urged for a ceasefire “for the sake of humanity”. Widodo said, “Indonesia appeals to the US to do more to stop the atrocities in Gaza.”
About the Authors
Rosemary Kurian and Nuha Aamina are undergraduate scholars from St Joseph's University, Bangalore. Rishita Verma and Gananthula Uma Maheshwari are postgraduate scholars from Pondicherry University.
Curated By
Dhriti Mukherjee and Shamini are Research Assistants at NIAS.
The War in Gaza: Day 38
Rosemary Kurian, Nuha Aamina, Rishita Verma and Gananthula Uma Maheshwari
WAR ON THE GROUND
On 13 November, medical professionals of the al-Shifa hospital claimed that patients, including newborns, were dying from lack of fuel to operate electricity generaters. According to the spokesperson for the Gaza Health Ministry, the hospital’s power outage and siege had resulted in the deaths of 32 patients, including three newborns, in the last three days. In response, Israel had told civilians to leave and medics to send patients somewhere else. Further, Israel claimed that it had tried to evacuate babies from the hospital and offer 300 litres of fuel, but Hamas turned down the offer.
On 13 November, the World Health Organization (WHO) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stated that the al-Shifa hospital “is not functioning as a hospital anymore,” and “constant gunfire and bombings in the area have exacerbated the already critical circumstances.” Reports of intense fighting have surfaced in the area as Israeli forces press their ground campaign against Hamas. Although Hamas denies having a command centre under the hospital, Israel maintains that the hospital is not being hit during fighting.
On 13 November, the Palestine Red Crescent Society announced that the “continuing shelling and shooting” prevented them from transporting patients from Khan Younis to the al-Quds hospital.
REGIONAL RESPONSES
On 12 November, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Emir of Qatar, spoke with Joe Biden, President of the US, about the developments in the Gaza Strip. They talked about the hostages held by the Hamas group and agreed that “all hostages must be released without any further delay.”
GLOBAL RESPONSES
On 13 November, according to the BBC, Suella Braverman, the British Home Secretary, was sacked for her comments before a pro-Palestine march. Rishi Sunak, the Prime Minister of the UK, removed Braverman from office due to her earlier comments in an article accusing the Metropolitan Police in London of bias in favouring pro-Palestine protesters.
On 13 November, the UN flags flew at half-mast in UN offices across Asia in memory of their staff killed in the Gaza war. The UN staff observed a one-minute silence remembering their colleagues who died in the war. The UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) had earlier announced that more than 100 of its employees had died in the war in Gaza.
On 12 November, the European Union (EU) condemned Hamas for using “hospitals as human shields.” Josep Borrell, the EU foreign policy chief, criticised using hospitals and civilians as shields, while urging Israel to exercise “maximum restraint” to protect civilians. Israel claims that Hamas has command centres under and around hospitals, which the latter denies. Borell further added that hospitals must be supplied with “urgent medical supplies” under the obligations of international humanitarian law.
The Israel-Hamas War: Day 37
Rosemary Kurian, Nuha Aamina, Rishita Verma and Gananthula Uma Maheshwari
WAR ON THE GROUND
On 12 November, The Guardian reported that according to the Palestine Red Crescent Society, the Al-Quds hospital is “out of service and no longer operational.” The services have stopped due to the unavailability of fuel and a power outage. The Israeli military attacks have severely worsened the situation in Gaza and surrounding areas. This includes a week-long siege, a five-day blackout of communication and internet, and denial of aid to hospitals, which have led to their closure.
On 12 November, according to Gaza officials, Israeli airstrikes had destroyed the cardiac ward of the main hospital, with power outages stopping the ventilators for patients in urgent care as well as the incubators in the neonatal unit, which was housing about 40 babies. An airstrike on a house in Khan Younis resulted in the deaths of at least 13 people on the same day. Israeli forces are closing in on the hospital, which they claim Hamas fighters are using as a cover for a command centre. However, the latter refutes these claims.
On 12 November, Reuters reported that Israeli onslaught against Hamas on Sunday left major hospitals in north Gaza cut off. A Palestinian official stated that three premature babies had died and dozens more were in danger due to a lack of power. According to medical personnel, Al Shifa and other hospitals in north Gaza can barely provide basic medical care. Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, the chief military spokesperson for Israel, stated on 11 November that at the request of the hospital, the military would assist in evacuating infants. The spokesperson of the Health Ministry of Gaza, Ashraf Al-Qidra, claimed that out of the 45 infants, three had already passed away, and that they did not receive instructions on how to move the infants to safety.
REGIONAL RESPONSE
On 12 November, Arab News reported that in the joint Islamic summit in Riyadh, the leaders of states and governments of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation(OIC) and the League of Arab Nations jointly condemned Israel's aggression on Palestinians of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. They emphasised the need to end the aggression and humanitarian catastrophe together. They also stated that just, lasting, and comprehensive peace is the only option to establish peace and security for the people in the region.
GLOBAL RESPONSE
On 12 November, Reuters reported that Annalena Baerbock, the Foreign Minister of Germany, emphasised the need to contain the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. During her Middle East visit, Baerbock urged all countries to put aside their differences and work together to alleviate human suffering. She stated that she would bring the proposal she made to the Gulf and the West Bank to the foreign ministers of the European Union in Brussels. Barbock assured her Isrraeli counterpart, Eli Cohen, of Germany's unwavering solidarity with Israel during a meeting with him.
On 12 November, according to Arab News, WHO raised alarms over the Israeli siege of the Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza, endangering several lives. WHO fears that the safety of premature babies, sick and injured patients, and health workers is at risk.
On 12 November, according to Al Jazeera, the US expressed its concern over Israel’s comments on control over Gaza. Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, stated that the country is “not giving up security control of Gaza”, a comment that Washington has asked to clarify. The statement comes at a time after the US suggested that the Palestinian Authority should take control after Hamas has been “destroyed”.
On 12 November, Reuters reported that the Russian Emergencies Ministry stated that 60 passport holders had entered Egypt. The ministry also added that the citizens who have been transferred to Cairo will be provided with necessary assistance for paperwork. According to the Russian media, around 1000 Russians and nationals from former Soviet states wish to leave Gaza.
About the Authors
Rosemary Kurian and Nuha Aamina are undergraduate scholars from St Joseph's University, Bangalore. Rishita Verma and Gananthula Uma Maheshwari are postgraduate scholars from Pondicherry University.
Curated By
Dhriti Mukherjee and Shamini are Research Assistants at NIAS.
About the Authors
Rosemary Kurian and Nuha Aamina are undergraduate scholars from St Joseph's University, Bangalore. Rishita Verma and Gananthula Uma Maheshwari are postgraduate scholars from Pondicherry University.
Curated By
Dhriti Mukherjee and Shamini are Research Assistants at NIAS.
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Japan-Australia's Reciprocal Access Agreement
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Taiwan: Launches its first domestically built submarine “Hain Kun”
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A Brief Roundup: 78th United Nations General Assembly
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Africa in the Indian Ocean region: Explained
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Nagorno-Karabakh and the End of the Republic of Artsakh
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Justice Isa takes oath as the Chief Justice of Pakistan
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Taiwan in Africa: The Last Ally and the Lost Allies
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Africa Climate Summit: Rising new leadership in climate action
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Another Conflict in Ethiopia and a Stalemate in Niger
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Continuing Standoff in Niger, Expanding War in Ukraine, and Political Crisis in Senegal
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Increasing Insurgency in East Africa: Major Trends and Trajectories
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Senegal's political crisis: Four questions
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Africa Weekly #73&74 | Coup in Niger and Senegal’s political crisis
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Germany-Russia Relations: What Next?
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The Ukraine War: Europe’s Watershed moment, with four significant outcomes
D. Suba Chandran
Que Sara Sara: Pakistan, Two Months After 09 May
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Pakistan’s e-Sport Industry: A Profile
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The Coup in Niger, Violent anti-government demonstrations in Kenya, and Protests in Israel over judicial reforms
Rubina Pradhan
European Union Emissions Trading Scheme: A Prototype for Global Emissions Reduction Mechanism
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Euroscepticism Transformed: Italy’s Meloni Seeks to Reform the EU from Within
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Russia and Europe: Understanding Moscow’s strategies
Bibhu Prasad Routray
Return of Violence in Manipur
Nithyashree RB
The UN in Africa: MINUSMA has failed. So did Mali
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Myanmar continues to burn
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China-Africa Security Partnership: Expansion Across Spectrums
NIAS Africa Team
Africa Weekly #72 | End of MIUSMA in Mali and Chinese Security Interventions in Africa
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China: Xi welcomes “Old friend” Henry Kissinger
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A Profile of the Wagner group in Africa: From supporting military, authoritarian leaders to fighting militancy and mine licencing
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The Wagner Group in Africa: Fallouts of the failed revolt in Russia
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Africa Weekly #69-71 | The Wagner Group in Africa
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India: Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets President of UAE
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The SCO Summit and Top Ten Technologies in 2023
IPRI Team
Protests in France, Termination of UN Mission in Mali, and Violence in Israel
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Rise and fall of the Wagner Revolt: Four Takeaways
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The Wagner Revolt: A profile of Yevgeny Prigozhin
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The High Seas Treaty, Global Financing Pact Summit, and the IMF-Pakistan Deal
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The War in Ukraine: Four Issues to watch in 2023
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Rise and Fall of the Wagner Revolt, Failure of the Ninth Ceasefire in Sudan, and the Global Gender Gap Report
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Global Gender Gap Report 2023: Regional Takeaways
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Modi's US Visit, and the Wagner Revolt in Russia
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Russia: Anatomy of Wagner Revolt, and its Fallouts
GP Team
India and the US: Bilateral Collaboration on Technology dominates PM Modi's Visit
IPRI Team
Violence in Uganda, Migrant Crisis in the Mediterranean, State of the Climate in Europe, and Taliban Arms Management
Bibhu Prasad Routray
The Civil War in Myanmar: Continuing Violence, the Battle of Attrition, and the Divide within ASEAN
NIAS Africa Team
Africa Weekly #68 | Eritrea Rejoining IGAD and Resurging Insurgency in Uganda
Anu Maria Joseph
Resurging insurgency in Uganda and insecurity in East Africa
Jerry Franklin
Eritrea: Back to the IGAD after 16 years
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China: Palestine Authority President Mahmoud Abbas’ visit emphasizes hope for statehood
IPRI Team
Counter-Offensive and Drone Attacks in Ukraine, and Continuing Violence in Manipur
Bibhu Prasad Routray
India: Violence continues in Manipur
NIAS Africa Team
Africa Weekly #67 | Persisting Ethnic Cleansing in Ethiopia's Tigray Region and a Political profile on Tunisia
Jerry Franklin
Tunisia: A Political Profile
Anu Maria Joseph
Persisting Ethnic Cleansing in Ethiopia's Tigray Region: Four Takeaways
GP Team
Political Crises in Maldives, Domestic instability in Colombia, and the Debt Crisis in Pakistan
IPRI Team
Canada's Wildfires, and Reviews of two reports on Tigray and the Arctic Ice-melt
NIAS Africa Team
Africa Weekly #66 | Ceasefires in Sudan & Cameroon’s Anglophone Crisis
Jerry Franklin
Cameroon’s Anglophone Crisis: Reasons for its continuation
Anu Maria Joseph
Ceasefires in Sudan: An uneasy trajectory
Akshaya S
Russia’s imperial ambitions: Suppressing Ukraine’s Culture
GP Team
North Korea's space ambitions, Turkey elections, and The US debt ceiling
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The Battle for Bakhmut: Significance, Objectives, Course, and What Next
Nithyashree RB
Poland approves Russian Influence Law: Three Implications
Sreeja JS
The Nordic-Ukraine Summit: Four Takeaways
Rishika Yadav | Research Assistant, National Institute of Advanced Studies, Indian Institute of Science Campus, Bangalore
Serbia: Mass shootings, protests and instability
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Turkey’s Elections: Unravelling the Political Spectacle of 2023
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Belgorod drone attacks: Who, What and Why?
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The Russia-Ukraine Drone Warfare, Violence in Kosovo, and a Separatists' Crisis in Cameroon
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Japan in Africa: Renewed Efforts to Revitalise Relations
Indrani Talukdar
Russia's Position in the Arctic: New challenges
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The Ground Reality of Feminist Foreign Policy: A Conceptual Analysis of the European Framework
Kasturi Chatterjee
European Integration: Why Recognition of the Armenian Genocide Matters for the EU
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Ukraine crisis: Relooking the Security Debates in Europe
Amrita Purkayastha
Assessing EU Integration over the Years by Analysing the Response of Member Countries to Refugees
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Thailand elections, G7 Summit challenges, and Ecuador's new instability
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Bhutan's Gross National Happiness
Amit Gupta
The Trump Phenomenon: Why it Won’t Go
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G7 Summit in Japan, and China-Central Asia Summit in Xian
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Sheikh Hasina’s Visit to the US, UK and Japan
Rishika Yadav
Turkey’s Election: Issues, Actors and Outcomes
IPRI Team
The Armenia-Azerbaijan Stalemate
GP Team
ASEAN- India Maritime Exercise, and President Marcos' US Visit
IPRI Team
Another ceasefire in Sudan, and a Counteroffensive in Ukraine
NIAS Africa Team
Droughts in East Africa: A climate disaster
IPRI Team
Evacuation in Sudan, and the Chinese Ambassador's statement on the status of former Soviet republics
NIAS Africa Team
Sudan: Intensifying political rivalry and expanding violence
GP Team
Leaked Pentagon Documents: Major Takeaways
IPRI Team
Violence in Sudan and the Battle for Bakhmut
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Nigeria’s new wave of kidnappings: Who, why and what fallouts
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100 days of Lula in Brazil, and Pension reforms in France
NIAS Africa Team
Expanding Russia-South Africa relations
Padmashree Anandhan
Pentagon document leak: Russia-Ukraine Conflict From a Tactical Lens
IPRI Team
Violence in Israel and 25 years of the Good Friday Agreement
GP Team
Macron's China Visit, Tsai's US Visit, Artemis-II Mission and OPEC's Crude Oil Cuts
IPRI Team
Protests in Israel, Elections in Finland, and Kidnapping in Nigeria
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Tunisia: The question of undocumented migrants
GP Team
Turkey and Finland’s NATO membership, and expanding Russia-South Africa relations
IPRI Team
Sri Lanka's IMF deal and Violence in Haiti
IPRI Team
Protests in Senegal, Imran Khan's arrest attempt and Bank distress across the US and Europe
GP Team
Saudi Arabia - Iran rapprochement, the AUKUS deal and China's 14th National Party Congress
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Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s India visit: Taking bilateral relations to the next level
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UK's new bill is a misguided patchwork to Europe's refugee problem
IPRI Team
Protests in Georgia, Japan-South Korea reconciliation, and Iran’s school poisoning
GP Team
The UK's new bill on illegal migration
Indrani Talukdar
Belarus’s endgame in Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Padmashree Anandhan
Russia: Drone attacks escalate the Ukraine war
Padmashree Anandhan
The UK: Conservative party put to test as worker strikes continue
D Suba Chandran
Election Schedule for Punjab and KP: A split judicial verdict and the complications thereof
D Suba Chandran
Peshawar Suicide Attack: Consistent TTP violence and inconsistent State reponse
Bhoomika Sesharaj
PR Explains: Pakistan’s power outage
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
Pakistan’s Blue Helmets: A long-standing contribution
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Karachi: The race and new alignments for the Mayor
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Macron’s visit to Africa: Three Takeaways
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IN FOCUS | Nigeria elections: Ruling party wins; What is ahead?
GP Team
Macron's Africa visit, Suspension of the START treaty and the return of COVID origin debate
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New BREXIT deal on Northern Ireland, battle for Bakhmut and return of violence in Palestine
GP Team
Japan, Philippines and the tensions in the South China Sea
IPRI Team
Protests in China and France, and post-earthquake crises in Turkey and Syria
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | M23 atrocities in DRC and upcoming Nigeria elections
IPRI Team
The US-China tensions over balloon, and Weather anomalies in the Americas
GP Team
Russia in Africa, and Biden's State of the Union address
NIAS Africa Team
Africa in 2023: Elections and conflicts
IPRI Team
The continuing crisis in Israel
GP Team
Two years after the coup in Myanmar, and the EU-Ukraine Summit
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Chinese Foreign Minister's visit to Africa
IPRI Team
Protests in Spain, Sweden and Israel
Avishka Ashok
China: A complicated economic recovery
Madhura Mahesh
Latin America: Elections, problems of governance and deteriorating economy
Padmashree Anandhan
Europe: An impending energy crisis and its economic fallouts
Ankit Singh
Defence: Towards a new cold war
Riya Itisha Ekka
Brazil: Managing Bolsonaro’s legacy
Apoorva Sudhakar
Africa: Despite the elections, democratic backslide will continue
Sayani Rana
Australia, China and Japan: Diplomatic challenges in East Asia
Anu Maria Joseph
Africa: Domestic instability, bilateral conflicts, and insurgencies ahead
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
Pakistan in 2023: Between elections, economic turmoil and climate crisis
Sethuraman Nadarajan
Sri Lanka in 2023: A troubling economy and an unstable polity
Avishka Ashok
Chinese Foreign Minister's visit to Africa
IPRI Team
Population decline in China, and Protests in Peru
GP Team
North American Leaders Summit, US-Japan 2+2 dialogue and the World Banks' prospects for 2023
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Bamako’s pardon of Ivorian soldiers
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The return of Lula and China's relaxation of travel rules
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | The relapse of ANC
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Top 22 developments from the world in 2022
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Newsmakers: From Putin to Rushdie
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Digital world: Elon Musk and the Twitter Chaos
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The FTX Collapse: Depleting cryptocurrencies
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The Space race: Scaling new technological feats
Avishka Ashok
G20: More challenges
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COP27: Hits and Misses
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The Ukraine War
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French Exit from Mali: More questions than answers
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Yemen, Syria, and Sudan: Continuing humanitarian crises
Padmashree Anandhan
NATO and the Madrid Summit: Expanding defence frontiers
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Elections in Colombia and Brazil: Re-emergence of the Pink Tide
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Elections in France, Sweden, and Italy: The rise of the right
Janardhan G
North Korea: Missile Tests Galore
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China and the Middle East: Xi Jinping’s visit towards a “new era” and “China-Arab community”
Avishka Ashok
The Taiwan Strait: Political and military assertions
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Ethiopia: Uncertainties despite ceasefire
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Tunisia: The end of the Jasmine Revolution
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Iraq: Deadlock and breakthrough
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Iran: Anti-government protests
Avishka Ashok
China: 20th Party Congress and Xi Jinping's consolidation
Chrishari de Alwis Gunasekare
Sri Lanka: Political and Economic Crises
Aparupa Bhattacherjee
Myanmar: The coup and after
IPRI Team
Peace and conflict in 2022: Top 50 stories from around the world
GP Team
Thaw in China-Australia relations, and the return of Ramaphosa in South Africa
IPRI Team
Global Biodiversity Framework and the EU's gas price capping regulation
NIAS Africa Team
The US-Africa Leaders Summit
GP Team
The US-Africa Leaders Summit and the FTX CEO's arrest
IPRI Team
Workers strike in the UK
Xi's visit to Saudi Arabia and Peru's political instability
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | The Wagner Group, exploitation of conflicts and increased dependency on Russia
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | End of Operation Barkhane
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | The ceasefire in Ethiopia
IPRI Team
Drone attacks in Russia
GP Team
The Taiwanese local elections and the legacies of Jiang Zemin
IPRI Team
Protests in China and the end of TTP's ceasefire in Pakistan
Vignesh Ram | Assistant Professor | Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal
Malaysia’s recent Elections: More questions than answers
Vignesh Ram
Anwar Ibrahim: Malaysia's new Prime Minister
Sai Pranav
Energy Charter Treaty: Three reasons for EU member states exit
Harini Madhusudan, Rishma Banerjee, Padmashree Anandhan, Ashwin Immanuel Dhanabalan, and Avishka Ashok
What next for Russia, Ukraine, Europe, South Asia & India, and China
Sourina Bej
The UK: Domestic, regional and global challenges to the new Prime Minister
Padmashree Anandhan and Rishma Banerjee
UNGA 77: Who said what from Europe?
Mathew Sonu Simon
The Ukraine Conflict: What does it mean for Eastern Europe? Where does India stand?
Sourina Bej
Boris Johnson exits: The Unravelling of UK leadership in crisis
Rashmi BR and Akriti Sharma
COP27: Ten key takeaways
Rashmi Ramesh
Ice Melt in Alps in Europe: Three impacts
Rishma Banerjee
Tracing Europe's droughts
Sai Pranav
Mapping Europe's Wildfires and tracing the causes
Padmashree Anandhan
Major causes behind Europe’s continuing heatwaves
Emmanuel Selva Royan
100 days of the Ukraine war: US Responses in the war
Padmashree Anandhan
100 days of the Ukraine war: What next for Europe?
Rishma Banerjee
100 days of the Ukraine war: Ukraine holds their own against Russia’s aggression
Ashwin Immanuel Dhanabalan
100 days of the Ukraine war: More loss than gain for Russia
IPRI Team
A ceasefire in DRC and a report on the repatriation from Syria's detention camps
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Challenges to peace in Eastern Congo
IPRI Team
Special Edition: 150th Issue of Conflict Weekly
Avishka Ashok | Research Associate | National Institute of Advanced Studies
20th Party Congress of the Communist Party of China: Major takaways
Angelin Archana | Assistant Professor, Women’s Christian College, Chennai
China's response to the Ukraine crisis: Shaped by its relationship with Russia and EU under the US Shadow
Shreya Upadhyay | Assistant Professor, Christ (Deemed to be University), Bangalore
Transatlantic Ties in the Wake of Ukraine-Russia War
Uma Purushothaman | Assistant Professor, Central University of Kerala, Kerala
Ukraine and beyond: The US Strategies towards Russia
Debangana Chatterjee | Assistant Professor, JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), Bangalore
Lessons from Ukraine War: Effectiveness of Sanctions
Himani Pant | Research Fellow, ICWA, Delhi
Ukraine and beyond: What next for Russia and Europe?
Sethuraman Nadarajan
Israel-Lebanon Maritime Border Deal
Avishka Ashok
G20 Summit: Four takeaways from Bali
GP Team
G-20 and COP-27 Summits: Key Takeaways
GP Team
Brief updates from around the world
NIAS Africa Team
China-Africa relations: Looking back and looking ahead
IPRI Team
Assassination attempt on Imran Khan and Russia’s withdrawal from Kherson
IPRI Team
Permanent ceasefire in Ethiopia and a report on the supply chain behind war crimes in Myanmar
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Chad's political crisis
Sourina Bej
Elections in Sweden
Padmashree Anandhan
Italy's far-right wins 2022 elections
Padmashree Anandhan
Putin’s address in the Valdai Discussion: Six takeaways
Devjyoti Saha
Solomon Islands’ China card: Three reasons why
Dr Beena
Sri Lanka’s political and economic crisis: Implications for India
GP Team
Elon Musk's Twitter deal and Putin's Valdai address
IPRI Team
Chad: Extension of transition period sparks pro-democratic protests
NIAS Africa Team
Floods in West Africa: Nigeria and beyond
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Famine in Somalia
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Kenya Elections 2022
GP Team
China's 20th Party Congress and Former Prime Minister Liz Truss' resignation in the UK
IPRI Team
Haiti's Gang Violence, Venezuelan Migrants and the US, and Global Hunger Index
IPRI Team
UNHRC proceedings on Xinjiang and the Oxfam report on reducing inequality
IPRI Team
North Korea's missile tests and Russia's annexation of four territories
IPRI Team
Protests in Iran
IPRI Team
The UN report on Xinjiang: Four Takeaways
IPRI Team
Violence in Baghdad and Renewed fighting in Ethiopia
GP Team
UN deems Russia’s referendums illegal
GP Team
The US easing sanctions on Venezuela, OPEC's production cut, and the WTO report on global trade
GP Team
The new DART Mission: A new era of planetary defence
GP Team
Putin and Russia's New Ukraine Strategy
IPRI Team
Clashes between Armenia-Azerbaijan
GP Team
The SCO Summit, and the Sweden Elections
IPRI Team
Ukraine's counter-offensive, North Korea's legislation on preemptive nuclear strike, and a report on Modern Slavery
Sourina Bej
The UK: Domestic, regional and global challenges to the new Prime Minister
GP Team
Military exercises in Russia’s Far East, Eastern Economic Forum summit, and India-Bangladesh relations
Padmashree Anandhan
Queen Elizabeth: End of an era
Padmashree Anandhan
Russia and Eastern Economic Forum 2022: A sturdy Far East
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | The reinvention of Al Shabab
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Lavrov's visit to Africa
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Macron's visit to Africa
GP Team
Floods and Emergency in Pakistan
IPRI Team
Six months of War in Ukraine
GP Team
Regional round-ups
Monkeypox: Mapping the outbreak and addressing misconceptions
STIR Team
Ukraine-Russia War: A Politicised International Space Station, Heatwaves in Europe, and UN Ocean Conference 2022
GP Team
Pelosi's visit to Taiwan, Sri Lanka's appeal to the IMF and Amnesty's report on Ukraine's Human Rights Violation
Padmashree Anandhan
Who will be the next UK prime minister: Liss Truss v. Rishi Sunak
IPRI Team
Zawahiri's killing, Pope's apology to the indigenous people in Canada, Iraq's political crisis, and Senegal's disputed elections
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Tunisia's political crisis
GP Team
Taiwan and Biden-Xi conversation, and a controversial referendum in Tunisia
Padmashree Anandhan
Will Russia's latest attack on the Odessa port, undermine the grain deal with Ukraine?
NIAS Africa Team
Tunisia’s political crisis: Five questions
Avishka Ashok
The Biden-Xi phone call and the underlying tensions in bilateral relations
NIAS Africa Team
Tribal conflict in Blue Nile: Causes and Implications
STIR Team
China: Achieving viability in Generation IV Nuclear Reactors
STIR Team
Mount Everest: The international race for the world's highest weather station
STIR Team
Geopolitics of Semiconductors
Padmashree Anandhan
France: Uber files leak, and Macron’s trouble
Emmanuel Selva Royan
Italy: Three factors about its current political instability
GP Team
Putin’s meeting with Khamenei and Erdogan
IPRI Team
Russia’s gas warning to Europe, and Sudan’s intra-tribal clashes
GP Team
Biden's Middle East visit, and Elon Musk's backtracking on the Twitter deal
IPRI Team
President Rajapaksa’s resignation and the economic crisis in Sri Lanka, and the military's withdrawal in Sudan
NIAS Africa Team
Sudan-Ethiopia border tensions and a profile of Blaise Compaoré
GP Team
Boris Johnson's resignation in UK, Shinzo Abe assassination in Japan, and the G-20 meeting in Bali
IPRI Team
Political Stalemate in Libya, and the Fall of Luhansk in Ukraine
GP Team
NATO Summit, G-7 Summit, Instability in Israel, and NATO's New Strategic Concept
IPRI Team
Attacks on pride marches in Europe, Migration problems in Morocco, and Russia's new attacks in Ukraine
NIAS Africa Team
Africa’s continuing migration problem: Three issues
GP Team
BRICS Summit, Approval of Ukraine's candidature for the EU, and Saudi Arabia-Turkey rapprochement
IPRI Team
Heatwave in Europe, rise of the Left in Colombia and the UNHCR report on Forced Displacement
NIAS Africa Team
Visit of the Belgium King to the DRC and tensions between the DRC and Rwanda
STIR Team
China in Space: Shenzhou-13 and Tiangong
GP Team
The US federal reserve interest rate increase and its global fallouts
IPRI Team
The new UK new bill on Brexit, Turkey's NATO concerns on Finland and Sweden and the SIPRI report on nuclear arsenal/weapons
IPRI Team
North Korea's Missile Tests and Sanctions on Mali
NIAS Africa Team
Africa’s displacement crises: Three key drivers
IPRI Team
Denmark's referendum on EU defence and interstate tensions in Africa
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Into the Sixth Decade of African Unity
IPRI Team
Another school shooting in the US, and EU-UK tussle over Northern Ireland protocol
IPRI Team
Another racial attack in the US, Divide within the EU over the Russian oil ban, and violence in Israel
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Communal Tensions in Ethiopia
Padmashree Anandhan
What does Macron's victory mean for France and the EU
Rishma Banerjee
The rise of Marine Le Pen
Rashmi Ramesh
Building Ocean Governance from Below: Role of The Indigenous Communities
Sourina Bej
Four challenges ahead for President Macron
S Shaji
Sudan, three years after Omar al Bashir
IPRI Team
Intensifying political crisis in Sri Lanka, Communal tensions in Ethiopia, and 75 days of Ukraine war
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Mali ends defence ties with France
GP Team
India-Nordic Summit, and New EU sanctions on Russia
IPRI Team
Mali-France tensions and anti-UK protests in the Virgin Islands
GP Team
New US assistance for Ukraine
IPRI Team
UK-Rwanda asylum deal, Mexico's continuing femicides, and Afghanistan's sectarian violence
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | UK-Rwanda asylum deal
GP Team
China's Boao Forum for Asia, Russia's new ICBM test, and a Cold War in the Solomon Islands
IPRI Team
The battle for Donbas, Violence in Jerusalem, Riots in Sweden, Kyrgyzstan- Tajikistan border dialogue, and China’s military drills
STIR Team
Ukraine: The Recurring Russian Cyberattacks
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Africa, Russia, and the War in Ukraine
STIR Team
Russia-Ukraine war: Disruption in the supply chains
GP Team
Elon Musk and the battle for Twitter
IPRI Team
Violence in Nigeria, and Russia’s new military strategy in Ukraine
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | The rise of East African Community: From the Atlantic to the Indian Ocean
Naina Singh
India-Taiwan Relations: Making a Case for Active Sub-National Diplomacy with Tamil Nadu
GP Team
New sanctions on Russia, and a new IPCC report on climate change
Amit Gupta
Afghanistan, AUKUS, and Ukraine: A new strategy for India
IPRI Team
Political Crises in Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Tunisia; Ceasefire in Yemen; and the Battle for Mariupol
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Political Crisis in Tunisia
GP Team
Russia's gas ultimatum to Europe
IPRI Team
30 days of War in Ukraine
NIAS Africa Team
60 years of Algerian independence
STIR Team
Politics and economics of vaccines in Africa
STIR Team
Marine oil spills: Impact, preparedness, and response
GP Team
The G7 Summit, and Europe’s new focus on defence
IPRI Team
Sri Lanka’s worsening economic crisis
NIAS Africa Team
In Focus: Libya
GP Team
War in Ukraine: Strategies of China, Europe and the US
IPRI Team
The end of Denmark’s Inuit experiment
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS | Europe and Africa: Will AU and EU be equal partners?
GP Team
EU’s Versailles Declaration on Ukraine, China’s National Peoples Congress meeting, and South Korea’s Presidential elections
Anu Maria Joseph
Europe and Africa: Will AU and EU be equal partners?
Ashwin Immanuel Dhanabalan
Lecture report: Ukraine, Russia and Europe
Joeana Cera Matthews
Into History: Northern Ireland and Bloody Sunday, 50 years later
Avishka Ashok
China’s two major interests in Kazakhstan: Energy and economy
Nireekshan Bollimpalli
Africa’s slow COVID vaccination continues. Four reasons why
IPRI Team
International Women’s Day: Gap between policies and realities on gender equality
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS: Conflict over the Nile Dam
PR Team
Aurat March 2022, The return of cricket, Imran Khan’s maiden Russia visit, The new Gas bill
GP Team
Sanctions against Russia and their limitations, and Biden’s State of the Union address
IPRI Team
Russia’s Ukraine Invasion: One Week Later
NIAS Africa Team
IN FOCUS: Instability in Burkina Faso
GP Team
Russia’s Ukraine invasion: Three days later
Padmashree Anandhan
Munich Security Report: Six takeaways
Joeana Cera Matthews
Europe and Africa: An elusive search for an equal partnership
Ashwin Immanuel Dhanabalan
Femicides in Europe: The case of France
IPRI Team
Russia’s Ukraine salami slicing and Canada’s freedom convoy protests
STIR Team
COVER STORY: Improved Maritime Situational Awareness:
EU-Africa Summit, and France’s exit from Mali
IPRI Team
Unfreezing the Afghan assets, Tunisia’s judicial crisis and Libya’s new political deadlock
GP Team
The One Ocean summit in France, and the Quad meeting in Australia
Padmashree Anandhan
Post Brexit: Three challenges in Northern Ireland
Porkkodi Ganeshpandian and Angkuran Dey
The return of the Left
Ashwin Immanuel Dhanabalan
Lithuania and China: Vilnius has become Beijing’s Achilles heel. Four reasons why
Mohamad Aseel Ummer
Africa: The anti-France sentiments in Mali and beyond
IPRI Team
Freedom convoy protests in Canada, and a de-escalation over Ukraine
STIR Team
India and Science Diplomacy: National and Global Perspectives
Shalini Balaiah
The Middle East in 2021: Never-ending wars and conflicts
Angelin Archana
Russia in 2021: Expanding boundaries
Prakash Panneerselvam
East Asia in 2021: New era of hegemonic competition
N Jayaram
China in 2021: A year of grandiose political changes and foreign affairs
S Shaji
Africa in 2021: Backsliding democracy and heightening humanitarian crises
GP Team
Escalation and de-escalation in the Ukraine crisis
Amit Gupta
China’s Economic Strategy: Global Strike vs. Globalization
IPRI Team
One year of the coup in Myanmar, Taliban meetings in Oslo, and the Global hunger report
GP Team
Return of the Normandy Format on Ukraine and a Thaw in China-Australia diplomatic rhetoric
Apoorva Sudhakar
Coup in Burkina Faso: Five things to know
Joeana Cera Matthews
In Europe, abortion rights are "a privilege." Four reasons why
Padmashree Anandhan
Mapping COVID-19 protests in Europe: Who and Why
Harini Madhusudan
The Artemis Accords: Three reasons why Europe is not on the same page with the US
IPRI Team
Coup in Burkina Faso, Continuing violence in Yemen, and an ISIS attack in Syria
GP Team
US, Russia and the Geneva talks on Ukraine
IPRI Team
Threat of War over Ukraine, a Syrian trial in Germany, and Protests in France
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
Pakistan, US and Russia: Putin Online, Biden Offline
Sneha M
Five Risks facing Pakistan: Review of the Global Risks Report 2022
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
The unrest in Kazakhstan: Look beyond the trigger
STIR Team
Reviewing the COP 26: Major Agreements, Issues, and Challenges
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
Deepening Pakistan-Russia ties
D. Suba Chandran
Justice Ayesha: Breaking the Legal Ceiling
Ankit Singh
Monthly report of Finance Ministry paints a gloomy yet prospective outlook
Ankit Singh
Pakistan's Judiciary in 2021
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
Same Page Story: Civil-Military Relations in 2021
Sneha M
Pakistan's Rail Corridor to Istanbul: Light at the end of the tunnel?
D. Suba Chandran
Pakistan's Foreign Policy in 2021
Ankit Singh
Pakistan’s economy in 2021: Major highlights
D. Suba Chandran
2021: Where the PTI scored, missed and floundered, and what it means for 2022
Sneha M
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa LB polls: Shocking yet predicted loss for PTI
Ankit Singh
Pakistan and the Asian Development Bank
Apoorva Sudhakar
The PDM is back, again
Ankit Singh
Pakistani media’s response to the Justice Saqib Nisar audio leak| Major takeaways
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
Qureshi’s visit to Brussels: Three takeaways
Sneha M
Student’s Solidarity March in Pakistan: A step in the right direction
IPRI Team
Conflicts in 2021 : Through Regional Prisms
GP Team
North Korea tests new missiles, and the US remembers 6 January
IPRI Team
New reports on the Omicron threat, and lifting sanctions on humanitarian aid to Afghanistan
GP Team
The Complete Compendium for 2021
GP Team
China, East Asia, and South East Asia in 2021
GP Team
The Americas in 2021
GP Team
Europe in 2021
GP Team
Middle East and Africa in 2021
GP Team
South Asia in 2021
IPRI Team
West warns Russia over Ukrainian aggression and South Korea and North Korean agree on end-of-war declaration in principle
Harshita Rathore
Famine in Ethiopia: The government's refusal to acknowledge, worsens the crisis
GP Team
The Biden-Putin, and Modi-Putin Summits
Apoorva Sudhakar
Protests in Gwadar: Four major highlights
Ankit Singh
Mini budget, IMF and a contemporary puzzle.
Ankit Singh
Indus river dolphin rescued successfully in Larkana and moved to sanctuary
Sneha M
The Strategic Trade Policy Framework: A boon or a bane?
Vishnu Prasad
Pakistan cricket: Social media an outlet for inflamed passions
GP Team
China in Africa, and Elections in Honduras
IPRI Team
Unrest in the Solomon Islands, and the 12 million missing children in China
GP Team
Strategic oil reserves' release, and another migrant crisis across the English Channel
IPRI Team
Anti-lockdown protests in Europe, Farmers' protests in India, and Continuing instability in Sudan
GP Team
Biden-Xi virtual summit, and Russia's ASAT test
IPRI Team
Europe's other migrant crisis, and Protests in Cuba and Thailand
GP Team
The Coal compromise in COP 26, Xi’s power consolidation in China, and a Migrant Crisis in Europe
Ankit Singh
Pappu Sain bids adieu to the world
Apoorva Sudhakar
Smog, pollution and more: Deteriorating air quality in Pakistan
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
PTI’s secret dealing with the TTP and TLP
Ankit Singh
Impasse over next ISI Chief over after 20 days of cordial silence
IPRI Team
The migrant threat to Europe from Belarus and Ceasefire with the TTP in Pakistan
GP Team
COP 26 agreements on methane and deforestation, and elections in Japan
IPRI Team
One year of Ethiopian conflict and UK-France fishing row
Vaishnavi Iyer
France, Algeria, and the politics over an apology
Joeana Cera Matthews
NATO-Russia relationship: Looking beyond the suspensions and expulsions
Sneha M
The fragility of Digital Media Freedom in Pakistan
D. Suba Chandran
PTI’s TLP flip-flop and a secret deal
Ankit Singh
Post IMF Review: Saudi Arabia to bolster Pakistan
Apoorva Sudhakar
The increasing curbs on digital media freedom in Pakistan
Ankit Singh
Pakistan IMF talks faces a logjam of accountability and trust
STIR Team
Living with Risks: The Art and Science of Managing Public Risks
GP Team
China's White Paper on Climate Change
Padmashree Anandhan
Facebook's Metaverse: Why it matters to Europe
Joeana Cera Matthews
Belarus's strategy to push migrants: Europe will find it difficult to respond. Four reasons why
Joeana Cera Matthews
Poland, EU and PolExit. It is complicated, for three reasons
Harini Madhusudhan
Europe's Energy Crisis and Gazprom
Sourina Bej
Recent terror attacks in Europe: Five trends from England to Norway
IPRI Team
Coup in Sudan, ASEAN on Myanmar, and the Migrant game by Belarus
Sneha M
Pakistan’s prolonged Inflation problem
D. Suba Chandran
TLP: The government caves in again
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
TLP is back again
Apoorva Sudhakar | Project Associate, School of Conflict and Security Studies, NIAS
Pakistan’s transgender community: The long road ahead
D. Suba Chandran
Political instability in Balochistan: Another Chief Minister, another no-confidence motion
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
Since January 2021: Why the US President has not called Pakistan’s Prime Minister so far?
Apoorva Sudhakar
No honour in honour killing
Sneha M
Pakistan's Hydropower Sector: Contribution, Challenges and Prospects
D. Suba Chandran
Appointing the new ISI Chief: Why is Imran Khan delaying the notification? Who will blink?
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
The Military Reshuffle: A strategic or routine decision?
D. Suba Chandran
Dr AQ Khan: Between a national hero and a nuclear proliferator
Ankit Singh
Tax avoidance: From Panama papers to Pandora Papers
Apoorva Sudhakar
Rising child abuse in Pakistan: Five reasons why
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
Hazara Persecution in Pakistan: No end in sight
D. Suba Chandran
Talking to the Pakistani Taliban: What did Imran say? And what does it mean?
D. Suba Chandran
Protests in Gwadar: Who and Why
Chetna Vinay Bhora
Europe's Energy Crisis: It could get worse. Five reasons why
GP Team
China's hypersonic tests, Russia's Afghanistan summit, and EU's Poland challenge
IPRI Team
One year after Samuel Paty's killing, Kidnapping in Haiti, and Instability in Sudan
STIR Team
Cover Story: War against Malaria
GP Team
India-China military dialogue, G20 summit on Afghanistan, and China-Taiwan tensions
IPRI Team
ISIS violence in Afghanistan, and Targeted killings in J&K
Aswathy Koonampilly
Japan: New Prime Minister, Old party
GP Team
Europe's Energy Crisis
IPRI Team
Anti-Bolsonaro protests in Brazil, UK-France fishing row, Talks with the TTP in Pakistan, and the anti-abortion law protests in the US
STIR Team
The Science and Politics of Materials
GP Team
Biden's infrastructure bill trouble in the US, and a new Prime Minister in Japan
Sourina Bej
France: Paris Terror Trial
Harini Madhusudan
Belarus: Weaponization of the Migrant Crisis
Apoorva Sudhakar
Africa’s Stolen Future:Child abductions, lost innocence, and a glaring reflection of State failure in Nigeria
Vineeth Daniel Vinoy
Afghanistan: Who is who in the interim Taliban government? And, what would be the government structure?
GP Team
The Quad reinvigoration, UN General Assembly meeting, Elections in Russia and Canada, and another political turmoil in Tunisia
IPRI Team
Pride marches in Europe, Jail term for Hotel Rwanda hero, and continuing Houthi-led violence in Yemen
STIR Team
When Science, Technology and Innovation meet Society
GP Team
The AUKUS pact, North Korea's New Missile Test, New SpaceX Mission, and the State of EU address
IPRI Team
Protests in Europe and Brazil, and an impending humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan
GP Team
20 years after 9/11, Paris terror trial, and a new government in Lebanon
Juan Mary Joseph
Attacks on Chinese Investments in Pakistan: Who, Where And Why?
Joeana Cera Matthews
Haiti: Two months after the assassination, the storm is still brewing
Joeana Cera Matthews
From Crimea to Navalny: Putin's calibrated Europe strategy
Sukanya Bali
Alibaba then, Didi now: Three reasons why Beijing is going after its tech giants
Joeana Cera Matthews
Nord Stream-2: Why is the region unhappy about the pipeline?
Lokendra Sharma
Two months of Cuban protests: Is the ‘revolution’ ending?
IPRI Team
Texas' abortion ban, Return of the Thai protests, the Taliban government, and the Guinea coup
Bhuvan Ningania
In Afghanistan, the Indian influence will not fade: Four reasons why
STIR Team
Drones: The Evolution, Types, Hypes and Controversies
GP Team
The New Afghanistan
IPRI Team
The US exit from Afghanistan, the Houthi violence in Yemen, and Hurricane Ida in the US
GP Team
Kamala Harris' visit to Southeast Asia
STIR Team
Climate Change and Energy Options
Lokendra Sharma
Pakistan's civil nuclear programme: Ambitious expansion plans to face multiple challenges
GP Team
Taliban's friendly neighbourhood: China, Russia and Pakistan
IPRI Team
Return of the Taliban and the fall of Afghanistan
Apoorva Sudhakar
Digital Pakistan: Idea, Potential and Challenges
Anu Maria Joseph
South Africa: What is behind the pro-Zuma protests?
Dincy Adlakha
China and Russia in Myanmar: The interests that bind
Sarthak Jain
Nord Stream 2 is Russia’s geopolitical victory
GP Team
The rise of Delta variant, and the fall of Afghan State
Jeshil J Samuel
REvil is dead. Long live REvil
STIR Team
Space Tourism
GP Team
New tensions in South China Sea, an ASEAN envoy to Myanmar, and 76 years after Hiroshima bombing
IPRI Team
Taliban offensive, New Zealand's apology over the Pacific communities, Peru's new problem, and an inter-State clash in India's Northeast
GP Team
Olympics in Japan, Six months of military rule in Myanmar, and a political opening in Lebanon
IPRI Team
France's anti-extremism bill, Canada's burning churches, and Tunisia's new political crisis
STIR Team
Heatwaves: Global warming is a global warning
GP Team
Nord Stream-2, Floods in India and China, Peru election results, and another COVID origin probe
IPRI Team
Floods in Germany, Wildfires in Siberia and the Pegasus Spyware
Keerthana Rajesh Nambiar
The EU Summit 2021: Five Takeaways
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
Impending famine in Tigray, should make Ethiopia everyone's problem
Anu Maria Joseph
Too late and too little is Ethiopia's international problem
Sankalp Gurjar
Africa's Ethiopia Problem
Apoorva Sudhakar
Ethiopia's Tigray problem is Tigray's Ethiopia problem
Lokendra Sharma
The future of nuclear energy looks bleak
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
Five reasons why Afghanistan is closer to a civil war
Mohamad Aseel Ummer
Migration in Africa: Origin, Drivers and Destinations
Dincy Adlakha
The new three-child policy is two decades too late
Dincy Adlakha
Loud Echoes of the National Security Law in China
Joeana Cera Matthews
Farfetched goals on pandemic recovery, climate action and economic revival
GP Team
Europe's floods and EU's Climate package, SCO meet on Afghanistan, and Political crises in Lebanon and Nepal
IPRI Team
Anti-government protests in Cuba, Pro-Zuma protests in South Africa, and remembering the Srebrenica massacre
STIR Team
Rare Earths and the Global Resource Race
GP Team
Haiti's political crisis, and China's control of tech giants
IPRI Team
Taliban offensive in Afghanistan, Protests in Colombia, and the Heat Wave
GP Team
Hundred Years of Communist Party of China
IPRI Team
Ceasefire in Ethiopia, Berlin Conference on Libya and the World Drug Report
SDP Scholar
The Rise and Reign of Ransomware
GP Team
The EU Council Summit, the Merkel-Macron proposal on Russia, and Moscow's response
IPRI Team
The US Juneteenth, UN resolution on Myanmar and Global Peace Index
Gurpreet Singh
India and the geopolitics of supply chains
Chetna Vinay Bhora
Spain, Morocco and the rise of rightwing politics in Europe over immigration
Anju Joseph
Timor Leste: Instability continues, despite 19 years of independence
GP Team
G7, NATO and Biden-Putin summits, and the Iran elections
IPRI Team
Three new reports on Child labour, Ethiopia and Xinjiang, Tensions in Belfast, and the Suu Kyi trial
SDP Scholars
The Rise of Cryptocurrency,Black Carbon deposition leads to glacier retreat in the Himalayas, Advancing Commercial Space Travel
GP Team
G7 Summit, China's new anti-foreign sanctions law, Peru Elections, and France's Sahel exit
Sarthak Jain
India should invest in technology to meet China's water challenge
Sourina Bej
Fresh election-call mean unending cycle of instability
Vibha Venugopal
The return of Taliban will be bad news for women
Dincy Adlakha
The SCRI will fail before it takes off, for three reasons
Udbhav Krishna P
Revisiting the recent violence: Three takeaways
Joeana Cera Matthews
For the Economist, Taiwan is the most dangerous place. The argument is complicated
Keerthana Rajesh Nambiar
China and Australia: Beijing's suspension of the economic dialogue with Australia will cost China more.
Julia Mathew
Though the US is late to the race, it has an edge. Three reasons why
Dhanushaa P
Between "strategic patience" and "grand bargain," Biden's policy options on Pyongyang are limited
GP Team
China's Three Child policy, the US ban on investments in China, Biden's support for COVAX, and Israel's new government
IPRI Team
Continuing protests in Colombia, another mass abduction in Nigeria, and a controversial election in Syria
SDP Scholars
US, China, and the race to Mars, Cryptocurrencies face a setback as states pose hurdles, Polar Regions and Climate Change
GP Team
Another US investigation on COVID origin, Russia's Belarus embrace, Mali's second coup, and Europe's Africa apology
IPRI Team
Ceasefire in Israel, NLD ban in Myanmar and a new Belarus crisis
IPRI Team
EU's China investment freeze, Arctic Council meeting, Cryptocurrency crash, and a BBC apology
GP Team
China's new census, Cyber attack on a US energy grid, and 100 days of military rule in Myanmar
Apoorva Sudhakar
15 of the 23 global hunger hotspots are in Africa. Three reasons why
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
The US decision to withdraw is a call made too early. Three reasons why
Rashmi BR
As Russia takes over the Arctic Council chair from Iceland, will it balance its regional and national interests?
Lokendra Sharma
Learning from Cuba's vaccine development efforts
GP Team
The US' Leaders Summit on Climate: Global Issue, Regional Prisms
IPRI Team
Violent protests in Colombia, US troops withdrawal in Afghanistan, and the battle for Marib in Yemen
GP Team
100 days of President Biden, and three years of inter-Korean dialogue
IPRI Team
Israel-Syria missile strikes, Clashes in Somalia and Afghan meetings in Pakistan
V S Ramamurthy and Dinesh K Srivastava
An energy mix of renewables and nuclear is the most viable option
Lokendra Sharma
Deadly second wave spirals into a humanitarian disaster
GP Team
Biden's climate summit, Putin's new redlines, China's media clampdown in Hong Kong, and India's alarming COVID case
Harini Madhusudan
The Greenland election result is all about eco-geopolitics, and growing Chinese interests
Apoorva Sudhakar
Libya: A new unity government and rekindled hope, a decade after the fall of Gaddafi
IPRI Team
Riots in Northern Ireland, Sabotage on an Iranian nuclear facility, and a massacre in Ethiopia
GP Team
Return of the Iran nuclear talks, Pak-Russia rapprochement, Greenland elections, and Russia-Ukraine tensions
GP Team
The WHO Report on COVID-19, and Brazil's political crisis
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
The US-Taliban Deal: One Year Later
Akriti Sharma
The Quad Plus and the search beyond the four countries
Avishka Ashok
Despite the economic challenges, there are opportunities for Quad
Apoorva Sudhakar
India's Endgames, Roles and Limitations in Quad
Sukanya Bali
Tracing the Quad's evolution in the last two decades
IPRI Team
Bloody Week in Myanmar, a Suicide attack in Indonesia and an Insurgency in Mozambique
GP Team
Fifty years of India-Bangladesh relations, Israel's elections and North Korea's new missile tests
IPRI Team
Sanctions on China, Saudi Arabia ceasefire in Yemen, the UNHRC resolution on Sri Lanka, and a massacre in Niger
IPRI Team
Gender Protests in Australia, Expanding Violence in Myanmar and Anti-protests bill in the UK
GP Team
Quad Summit, Ten Years of Fukushima and China's Two Sessions
IPRI Team
Women’s Day, Swiss Referendum, Myanmar Violence, George Floyd Trial and Lebanon Protests
GP Team
The case against MBS, the Ireland trouble post-Brexit and the Pope's Iraq visit
IPRI Team
From Myanmar and Hong Kong in Asia to Nigeria in Africa: Seven conflicts this week
GP Team
India-Pakistan Ceasefire, US-Saudi Arabia reset, Afghan dialogue in Doha, and the Australian new media law on Facebook/Google
IPRI Team
Continuing Protests in Myanmar, ‘Comfort Women’ issue in South Korea and Abductions in Nigeria
Apoorva Sudhakar
Ethiopia: Five fallouts of the military offensive in Tigray
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
Afghanistan: The recent surge in targeted killing vs the troops withdrawal
Avishka Ashok
In Argentina, an extraordinarily progressive law on abortion brings the Conservatives to protest
Harini Madhusudan
In Poland, the protests against the abortion law feed into anti-government sentiments
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
In Honduras, a move towards a permanent ban on abortion laws
Sukanya Bali
In Thailand, the new abortion law poses more questions
Aparupa Bhattacherjee
Civilian protests vs military: Three factors will decide the outcome in Myanmar
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
Trump’s Climate Change legacy: Disruption and Denial
Apoorva Sudhakar
Trump’s Iran legacy: Maximum pressure, minimum results
GP Team
US-Iran restart, Munich Security Conference, Libya ten years after Gaddafi and the US Cold Storm
GP Team
India-China border disengagement, Senate acquittal of Donald Trump, UAE’s Mars mission success, and the WHO’s findings on the COVID
IPRI Team
Anti-Coup protests in Myanmar, a new US strategy on Yemen, and the US-Iran differences on nuclear roadmap
N Manoharan and Drorima Chatterjee
Five ways India can detangle the fishermen issue with Sri Lanka
GP Team
Biden's new US foreign policy priorities, Russia-EU tensions over Navalny, and China's redline on Xinjiang, Hong Kong and Taiwan
IPRI Team
Coup in Myanmar and Protests in Russia
GP Team
The Daniel Pearl case in Pakistan and the new vaccine complications in Europe
IPRI Team
Farmers' protests in India, Vaccine Wars, another India-China border standoff, and Navalny's imprisonment
GP Team
The US returns to the Paris Agreement, and India reengages the region through a Vaccine diplomacy
IPRI Team
New President in the US, new Chinese Village in Arunachal Pradesh, new Israeli settlement in West Bank, and another massacre in Sudan
GP Team
Iran’s decision to enrich its Uranium by 20 per cent: What does it mean?
GP Team
Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP): Global and Regional Implications
GP Team
North Korea's Party Congress, Houthis as terrorists, and Elections in Uganda
IPRI Team
Trump impeached by the US House, Hazara miners buried in Pakistan, Farm laws stayed in India, and the Crisis escalation in CAR
D Suba Chandran
The Hazaras protest over burying the dead; PM says don’t blackmail me
GP Team
Disorderly transition in the US, Breakthrough over Qatar, Enrichment in Iran and Arrests in Hong Kong
D Suba Chandran
The PDM differences, Gwadar fencing, and Lakhvi's arrest
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
Nagorno-Karabakh: Rekindled fighting, Causalities and a Ceasefire
Aparupa Bhattacherjee
Thailand: For the pro-democracy protests, it is a long march ahead
Mallika Devi
Hong Kong: Slow Strangulation of Protests, Security Law and China's victory
Harini Madhusudan
Brexit: A year of the UK-EU transition talks and finally, a Deal
Kamna Tiwary
Europe: From anti-government protests in Belarus to ‘United for Abortion’ in Poland
Apoorva Sudhakar
Ethiopia: The conflict in Tigray and the regional fallouts
Teshu Singh
India and China: A tense border with compromise unlikely
Sourina Bej
France: Needs to rethink the state-religion relation in battling extremism
Rashmi Ramesh
Abraham Accords: Rethinking Diplomacy and Restructuring Priorities in the Middle East
Aparaajita Pandey
The Americas: Top Five Developments
Teiborlang T Kharsyntiew
Europe: Top five developments
Sandip Kumar Mishra
East Asia: Top Five developments in 2020
Sourina Bej
The Brexit Endgame: A Trade deal, but it is yet to be over for the UK-EU
Harini Madhusudan
Outer Space in 2020: Missions, Privatization, and the Artemis Accords
Gunjan Singh
China and the US in 2020: Year of Continuing Confrontation
Sukanya Bali
5G, Huawei and TikTok: Four trends in 2020
Sumedha Chatterjee
COVID-19: How the world fought in 2020
GP Team
The World This Year: What happened, What paused and What failed
GP Team
The Year of COVID, Protests and Elections
IPRI Team
Hot on the Conflict Trails: Top Ten Conflicts in 2020
GP Team
India-Bangladesh reset and China's Chang'e-5 success
IPRI Team
Boko Haram abductions in Nigeria, Violence in Afghanistan and Farmers' protest in India
GP Team
Morocco recognizes Israel, Maduro consolidates in Venezuela and No-deal Brexit gets reals
Rashmi Ramesh
Trump legacy leaves negligible space for any policy changes
IPRI Team
Farmers protest in India, Radicals target idols in Bangladesh, UK reaches out to the EU and Saudi Arabia to mend ties with Qatar
GP Team
UK Vaccine approval, China-Australia spat, and an intra-Afghan agreement
Harini Madhusudan
The Vaccine Rush: Expectations vs Realities
IPRI Team
An assassination in Iran, Massacre in Nigeria and Suicide bombings in Afghanistan
Harini Madhusudan
Open Skies Treaty: The US should not have withdrawn, for five reasons
GP Team
The Joshua Wang trial in Hong Kong, and a worsening conflict in Ethiopia
IPRI Team
Electoral violence in Africa, War crimes in Afghanistan, COVID's third global wave, and Protest escalation in Thailand
Sukanya Bali
Three reasons why the US wants to restrict, but China wants to promote it
GP Team
Trump's setbacks in Georgia and Pennsylvania, hectic American engagements in the Middle East, and the race for the COVID-19 vaccines
Savithri Sellapperumage
Kamala Harris makes history
GP Team
Impending catastrophe in Yemen, Elections in Myanmar, and another crisis in Hong Kong
IPRI Team
A peace agreement in Nagorno-Karabakh and a brewing civil war in Ethiopia
GP Team
Joe Biden as the new American President, Pan-European measures against Islamic Extremism, and Civil-Military tussle in Myanmar elections
IPRI Team
IS terror in Vienna and Kabul, new controversy along Nepal-China border, and a boundary dispute in India’s Northeast
GP Team
A new India-US defence agreement, another terrorist attack in France, and a looming Russia-Turkey Cold War
Harini Madhusudan
Australia joins the Malabar exercise. However, the Quad has a long way to go
Rashmi Ramesh
Climate Change Protests: Now moving out of the COVID-19 shadow
Mallika Devi
China is against the Quad. Five reasons why
IPRI Team
Solidarity in France, Emergency withdrawn in Thailand, Terror tag removed in Sudan and Hunger in South Asia
Srikumar Pullat
Space of Tomorrow: The Need for Space Security
GP Team
Anti-government movement in Pakistan, Emergency in Thailand, and new Israeli settlements in the West Bank
GP Team
The Quad summit in Japan, the World Bank report on South Asia and the European Parliament on Saudi Arabia
IPRI Team
An Afghan woman nominated for the Nobel and a Dalit woman assaulted in India. External actors get involved in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
Harini Madhusudan
Japan- South Korea: Will there be a reset in bilateral relations under the new Japanese PM?
Lokendra Sharma
Bahrain and the UAE have normalized ties with Israel. Five reasons why
GP Team
An ugly Presidential debate in the US, a new bill to prevent Islamic separatism in France, and new EU sanctions against Turkey
Nancy Pathak
Indonesia and the South China Sea: Between the Nine-Dash Line and an EEZ
Shreya Sinha
Despite Brexit, the UK is unlikely to disengage from the EU in their defence and security cooperation. Why?
Kamna Tiwary
Abe's Indo-Pacific legacy: Will the new PM follow it up?
Tamanna Khosla
Japan: New Prime Minister, Old Challenges
GP Team
The Second COVID Wave in Europe, Japan's rapprochement in East Asia and a SAARC summit in South Asia
IPRI Team
Al Qaeda module in India, Naga Peace talks and the Polio problem in Pakistan
GP Team
The Abraham Accords in the Middle East, a new PM in Japan, and a TikTok deal in the US
Vaishali Handique
Not just regime change: Women and protest movements in Sudan
Sneha Tadkal
Technology in contemporary global protest movements
Unnikrishnan M J
Rise of the middle class: Independence protest movements in Catalonia
Rashmi Ramesh
#FridaysforFuture: The global protests against Climate Change
A Padmashree
Looking Inwards: The anti-government protests in Iran
Oviya A J
#NiUnaMenos: Women and protest movements in Latin America
Harini Sha P
Solve economic crisis: Indigenous movements in Latin America
Chavindi Weerawansha
Students as agents of change: Protest movements in Zimbabwe
Arjun C
Digital platforms as tools: Rise of Anti-Fracking protest movements across the world
Anju Annie Mammen
“Unveiling”: Women and protest movements in the Middle East
Harini Madhusudan
‘The Revolution of Our Times’: Protests in Hong Kong
Sourina Bej
‘The yellow vests will triumph’: The middle and working class protests in France
Lakshmi V Menon
Will the Abraham Accord lead to peace, or is it the end of Palestine state?
GP Team
The new Brexit crisis, India, China and the SCO meeting in Moscow, and the Wildfires in the US
Samreen Wani
Lebanon: Can Macron's visit prevent the unravelling?
Sankalp Gurjar
In Sudan, the government signs an agreement with the rebels. However, there are serious challenges
IPRI Team
Targeted Violence in Pakistan, Protests in Hong Kong and the Charlie Hebdo Trial in France
Harini Madhusudan
The Legacy of Shinzo Abe. It is Complicated.
GP Team
India-China Border Standoff, Second Wave in South Korea, and Russia-Europe tensions over Navalny poisoning
IPRI Team
Anti Racist Protests in the US and the Floods in Pakistan
GP Team
Greece-Turkey Tensions, Iran and the UNSC, China and the South China Sea and Shinzo Abe's resignation in Japan
IPRI Team
Proposed amendment in Sri Lanka, Verdict on the gunman in New Zealand, Peace Conference in Myanmar and the Ceasefire troubles in Libya
GP Team
Selecting Kamala Harris in the US, Arresting Jimmy Lai in Hong Kong and Facing the Second Wave in Europe
IPRI Team
Release of Taliban prisoners in Afghanistan, Troubles in Naga Peace Talks in India’s Northeast, and a deadly week in Lebanon
GP Team
Sri Lanka's election brings Mahinda Rajapaksa back, while India and Pakistan respond differently to J&K
Sourina Bej
Despite the UK ban, it is not over yet for China. For three reasons.
GP Team
Forthcoming elections in Sri Lanka, a migrant problem turning political in Italy, and the Second wave in Vietnam
IPRI Team
Devastating floods in Assam, and a mob Lynching of cattle smugglers along India-Bangladesh border
Harini Madhusudan
A Zero-Sum Game: At the core of the US-China rivalry, is an Isolate-China policy
Samreen Wani
Iran Nuclear Deal: It is time to write the obituary, for three reasons
GP Team
China's Economic Recovery, India-China Disengagement, India-Iran Chabahar Challenge and the UK's Huawei ban
IPRI Team
Violence in India's Northeast, FGM ban in Sudan, the UN warning on Global Hunger & the Return of Global Protests
GP Team
Half a million COVID deaths in Coronavirus, Russian bounties to Taliban and Putin to remain President till 2036
IPRI Team
Geelani's Exit and Continuing Violence in J&K, and the BLA attack on Pakistan stock exchange in Karachi
Padmashree A
Yemen and Oil, MBS’s two-path destruction in Saudi Arabia
IPRI Team
Baloch Disappearance issue returns, Nepal tightens Citizenship rules, and Egypt enters the conflict in Libya
GP Team
Two years of Trump-Kim personal diplomacy, and the US troop withdrawal from Germany
GP Team
Global Coalition on China, North Korea-US tensions, UAE's jibe at Israel and the COVID Peak in Brazil
IPRI Team
A week of violence in Afghanistan, US and Africa, Urban drivers of political violence, and anti-racism protests in Europe
GP Team
India-China border standoff, Locust attack in India & the EU's Largest Recovery Fund
Boa Wang
Two Sessions in Beijing
IPRI Team
Kalapani dispute in India-Nepal border, Migrants exodus in India, Continuing violence in Balochistan and KP
Adnan Aziz Chowdhury
For Bangladesh, it was Nationwide Lockdown, Checking High Inflation & Critical Social Media
Mahesh Bhatta
For Nepal, it is effective local governments, educative media, and India-Nepal health diplomacy
Boa Wang
How China fought the COVID-19
N. Manoharan
Is COVID-19 a Bio-weapon from China?
Prof PM Soundar Rajan
Is there an overlap of 5G Networks and COVID hotspots?
GP Team
US-China Trade Talks, Locust attacks across Africa and Asia, Iraq's New PM, and finally, a government in Israel
Harini Sha P
The problem is not just Haftar. It is the international hunger for the Libyan Oil
Rashmi Ramesh
Will COVID-19 provide a new agenda to the NAM?
Sourina Bej
EU, minus the US, leads the global cooperation for the vaccine
D. Suba Chandran
Healing needs Forgiveness, Accountability, Responsibility and Justice
Harini Madhusudan
Iran's New Military Satellite: Does it violate the UNSC 2231?
La Toya Waha
One year after the Easter Attacks in Sri Lanka: Have the Islamists Won?
Jenice Jean Goveas
Epidemics through History
GP Team
Iran’s Military Satellite, Tensions in the South China Sea and Israel’s New Government
Sanduni Atapattu
Preventing hatred and suspicion would be a bigger struggle
Chavindi Weerawansha
A majority in the minority community suffers, for the action of a few
Chrishari de Alwis Gunasekare
The Cardinal sermons for peace, with a message to forgive
Aparupa Bhattacherjee
Who and Why of the Perpetrators
Natasha Fernando
In retrospect, where did we go wrong?
Ruwanthi Jayasekara
Build the power of Co-existence, Trust, Gender and Awareness
N Manoharan
New ethnic faultlines at macro and micro levels
Asanga Abeyagoonasekera
A year has gone, but the pain has not vanished
Kabi Adhikari
In Nepal, it is a struggle for the women out of the patriarchal shadows
Jenice Jean Goveas
In India, the glass is half full for the women
Fatemah Ghafori
In Afghanistan, there is no going back for the women
GP Team
Europe's Rescue Package, Wuhan's Reopening, Saudi Arabia's Yemen Ceasefire and the WHO controversy
Sukanya Bali
One month after the deal with the Taliban: Problems Four, Progress None
Lakshmi V Menon
The decline in terrorism in Pakistan in 2019
Rashmi Ramesh
The EU and the Arctic: The interest is not mutual. Why?
Rashmi Ramesh
Iceland, Denmark and Norway: Small is Big in the Arctic
Harini Madhusudan
The Non-Arctic powers: Interests of Japan and South Korea
Aparupa Bhattacherjee
Malaysia: New PM, Old Challenges
GP Team
Taliban Violence in Afghanistan, Lockdown in Germany and the US-China blame-game
IPRI Team
The CoronaVirus: South Asia copes, China stabilises, Europe bleeds and the US wakes up finally
La Toya Waha
The Bar Shooting in Germany: Just an act of a crazy individual?
D. Suba Chandran
Pakistan is ecstatic about the US-Taliban deal in Doha. Five reasons why
Rohej Khatiwada
Small countries in the SAARC: Will they succeed in reviving regional cooperation?
Lakshmi V Menon
Pakistan to remain “Grey”; North Korea and Iran in “Black”
Rashmi Ramesh
Trump's India Visit: Optics, Substance and Rhetoric
Kabi Adhikari
The controversial MCC Nepal Compact
Malini Sethuraman
ISIS post Baghdadi: Will there be another Caliphate in 2020?
Aarathi Srinivasan
Climate Change: The Economy of the Indian Ocean Region in 2020
Roshni Sharma
Climate Change: The New Refugees Paradox in South and East Asia in 2020
Rashmi Ramesh
Addressing Climate Change: Calamities, Risks and Protests in 2020
Dhruv Ashok
India-Pakistan Relation: Will it get worse in 2020?
Prathiksha Ravi
Israel and the Middle East: The New Alliance Plans in 2020
Aswathy K
The US in the Middle East: Flux or Status Quo in 2020?
Padmini Anilkumar
Middle East: The Return of Russia in 2020
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
Sudan and Algeria: Road to Democracy in 2020
Lakshmi V Menon
Syria: ISIS Decline, US Retreat and the Return of Russia in 2020
Sourina Bej
The Pangs of BREXIT: UK's Tough Transition in 2020
Sukanya Bali
The Belt and Road Initiative: A New Global Connectivity Map in 2020
Harini Madhusudan
The US-China Trade Dispute: Towards further disruptions in 2020
Parikshith Pradeep
The US under Donald Trump: The Fall of an Empire in 2020
GP Team
The Senate acquits Trump in the US; and the Coronavirus impacts Southeast Asia more
GP Team
World Economic Forum, Wuhan Coronavirus, China-Myanmar MoUs, and a new government in Lebanon
Boa Wang
China in 2019: 70th Anniversary, Rise of Domestic Animation and the Commercialization of 5G
Vivek Mishra
After Soleimani assassination: Options for the US
Sukanya Bali
Iran, Iraq and the US: Who wants what?
Aparupa Bhattacherjee
Old problems to persist with no solutions in the near term
Aashiyana Adhikari
Indian and Chinese investments in Nepal: Managing asymmetry
GP Team
US-Iran Tensions in the Middle East, 6G in China, Fires in Australia, and a New Nuclear declaration in North Korea
Shailesh Nayak | Director, National Institute of Advanced Studies (NIAS)
Blue Economy and India: An Introduction
Lakshmi V Menon
The Middle East in 2019: Domestic Protests, Bilateral Conflicts and Regional Tensions
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
North Africa in 2019: A year of protests, with some positive results
Sukanya Bali
Hong Kong in 2019: China's New Achilles Heel
Harini Madhusudan
The US-China Trade Dispute in 2019: Towards a thaw in 2020?
Parikshith Pradeep
The US in 2019: Trump rollsout a template for a global American retreat
Sourina Bej
Europe in 2019: Hard Brexit for the UK, Systemic Struggle for the EU
Rashmi Ramesh
Climate Change in 2019: Active Civil Society, Hesitant State
GP Team
Impeachment in the US, Brexit Vote in the UK, an Islamic Summit in Malaysia and a Death Sentence in Pakistan
GP Team
Sui Kyi at the ICJ, Boris Johnson as the new British PM, Greta Thunberg as TIME's person, and none to speak at the COP 25
GP Team
NATO at 70, Protests in Iran, COP 25 in Madrid
GP Team
Protests in Iran and Attacks in London
GP Team
Elections in Sri Lanka and Protests in Georgia, Chile & Czech
GP Team
The Crisis in Bolivia, the BRICS Summit in Brazil, and renewed violence in Israel & Hong Kong
GP Team
US-China Tariffs, Beijing's support for Carrie Lam, India's RCEP exit, Iran's nuclear enrichment, and Russia's new Arctic endeavours
Rashmi Ramesh
The Arctic Littorals: Iceland and Greenland
Harini Madhusudan
The Polar Silk Route: China's ambitious search in the Arctic
Parikshith Pradeep
The Scientific Imbalance: Is technology rightly being invested in the Arctic?
GP Team
Protests in Lebanon, ISIS post-Baghdadi, UK Elections, Afghan QCG meet in Moscow and human trafficking across Europe
GP Team
Syria: Who wants what?
Harini Madhusudan
Violence in Hong Kong: Will the protests end?
Rashmi Ramesh
Is Catalonia Spain’s Hong Kong?
Sourina Bej
As the Brexit deadline nears: Three Implications of Boris Johnson’s Election Call
D. Suba Chandran
Why an Arctic foray is essential for India
Parikshith Pradeep
Russia's Polar Military Edge
Nidhi Dalal
Protests rock Chile, Bolivia and Haiti
GP Team
The new Turkey-Russia axis in the Middle East, Trump Impeachment inquiry, Protests in Latin America and the Oil spill in Brazil
GP Team
Turkey's Syrian Offensive, Spain's Catalonia Crisis, a new Brexit Deal and an increasing divide in Hong Kong
GP Team
Turkey-Syria border tensions, Modi-Xi summit, Ecuador Protests and the Impeachment Inquiry against Trump
Aparupa Bhattacherjee
Will prosecuting Suu Kyi resolve the Rohingya problem?
Sourina Bej
Sheikh Hasina in New Delhi: Multiple Deals, No Takeaways
Lakshman Chakravarthy N & Rashmi Ramesh
Climate Change: Four Actors, No Action
Sukanya Bali
Brexit: Preparing for the Worst Case
GP Team
70 years Celebrations in China, Tipping Point in Hong Kong, a Brexit Roadmap, Protests in Iraq, and Khashoggi's death anniversary
GP Team
Elections in Israel, Violence in Afghanistan, Drone Attacks in Saudi Arabia, and the Climate Change Protests
Lakshman Chakravarthy N
5G: A Primer
Rashmi Ramesh
From Okjökull to OK: Death of a Glacier in Iceland
Sukanya Bali
Challenges before Boris Johnson
Parikshith Pradeep
The Hong Kong Protests: Who wants what
Harini Madhusudan
The Hong Kong Protests: Re-defining mass mobilization
Aparupa Bhattacherjee
ASEAN Outlook on the Indo Pacific: Worth all the Hype?
Mahesh Bhatta
Monsoons first, Floods next and the Blame Games follow
Titsala Sangtam
Counting Citizens: Manipur charts its own NRC
Vivek Mishra
Can Hedging be India’s Strategy?
Lakshmi V Menon
Amidst the US-Iran standoff, Saudi Arabia should be cautious
Seetha Lakshmi Dinesh Iyer
For Russia, it was big power projection
Harini Madhusudan
For China, it was trade and a temporary truce
GP Team
Trump in DMZ, Hong Kong Protests, Violence in Libya, Agreement in Sudan, Taliban's Dual Strategy and Hafiz Saeed Charged
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
For Japan, it was commerce and climate change
Sourina Bej
For the US, it was trade, tariff and talks
Mahath Mangal
Iran, US and the Nuclear Deal: Will Russia remain neutral?
Titsala Sangtam
Iran, US and the Nuclear deal: Europe in the middle?
Aparupa Bhattacherjee
Modi's Colombo Visit: Four issues to watch
Sourina Bej
From Moscow to Manila: Attack on Journalists, Public Protests and Culture of Impunity
Harini Madhusudan
Thirty years after Tiananmen: What remains in the popular memory and what doesn’t
Raakhavee Ramesh
Higher than the Himalayas: Pakistan and China
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
Across the Himalayas: Nepal and China
Mahath Mangal
The Russian Resurgence: Is the US supremacy waning?
Mahath Mangal
San Francisco wants to ban, Kashgar wants to expand
Jerin George
Espionage or Investigative Journalism?
Titsala Sangtam
Beyond the Kuril Island Dispute: Tensions between Moscow and Tokyo
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
The Huawei Controversy: Five things you need to know
Mahath Mangal
Why the world needs to look at Yemen
Sourina Bej
Modi's Foreign Policy 2.0: A Response to C Raja Mohan
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
The Central Asia Connector
Harini Madhusudan
An Under-represented East Asia
Seetha Lakshmi Dinesh Iyer
Africa Embraces the Belt and Road
Sourina Bej
It’s Europe vs EU on China
Abigail Miriam Fernandez
Sudan: Between Democracy and another military rule
GP Team
Gaza Violence, China-US Trade Negotiations, North Korean Missile Tests, Iran’s Partial Withdrawal and Mueller Report
GP Team
Masood Azhar Ban, Venezuela Crisis, Huawei in UK & the Sri Lankan Bombers
GP Team
Elections in Spain, BRI Summit 2.0, Kim's Russia visit and Terror attacks in Sri Lanka
GP Team
Indonesian Elections, North Korea's New Weapon Test, Trump's Yemen Veto, Venezuela Crisis and Climate Change Protests
GP Team
Coup in Sudan, Protests in Algeria & Libya, and another Brexit Extension
Seetha Lakshmi Dinesh Iyer
Responses and Inspiring Lessons
GP Team
Brexit Deadlock, Crises in Sudan & Algeria and the Elections in Maldives
GP Team
US-China Trade Talks, Mueller Report, Gaza Anniversary and Thailand Elections
Aparupa Bhattacherjee
Thailand: Between Elections and Instability
Ryan Mitra
Malaysia, China and the BRI: The Delicate Hedging
Sourina Bej
Two Sessions in 2019: Four Takeaways
Lakshmi V Menon
The End of ISIS Caliphate?
GP Team
The New Zealand Massacre, The JeM discussion in the UN, The Brexit rejection, US-Taliban peace talks and Climate protests
Harini Madhusudan
For China, its a sigh of relief
Aparupa Bhattacherjee
For Vietnam, its a big deal
Seetha Lakshmi Dinesh Iyer
For Japan, No Deal is Good Deal
Sourina Bej
For South Korea, a costly disappointment
Harini Madhusudan
No deal is better, but isn't it bad?
Aparupa Bhattacherjee
The Other Conflict in Rakhine State
GP Team
India in OIC, India-Pakistan and Trump-Kim Summit
GP Team
Doha Dialogue with the Taliban, Saudi Arabia in Asia and the Crisis in Venezuela
GP Team
US Emergency, Nord Stream-2 and Indo-Pak tensions
Seetha Lakshmi Dinesh Iyer
Yemen: Will Sa'nna fall?
Harini Madhusudan
Sinicizing the Minorities
GP Team
US, South Korea and Thailand
Lakshmi V Menon
The Qatar Blockade: Eighteen Months Later
GP Team
Yemen, Venezuela and US-China
Sourina Bej
Maghreb: What makes al Shahab Resilient?
Harini Madhusudan
US-China Trade War: No Clear Winners
Abhishrut Singh
Trump’s Shutdown: Five Things to Know
GP Team
Between a Terror attack in Nairobi and a Political Disaster in UK
Kriti
Afghanistan: Why Trump’s decision to withdraw will create more instability
Komal Tiwary
Syria: Why Trump’s decision to withdraw is a right one but at a wrong time
Aparupa Bhattacherjee
Myanmar: Will 2019 be better for the Rohingya?
GP Team
Kim-Xi Meet, US Shutdown & US-China Trade Talks
D. Suba Chandran
Bangladesh: The Burden of Electoral History
Seetha Lakshmi Dinesh Iyer
US and China: Between Confrontation and Competition
GP Team
Trump's Shutdown, Bangladesh Elections and China's Lunar Probe
Mahesh Bhatta | Centre for South Asian Studies, Kathmandu
Nepal
Nasima Khatoon | Research Associate, ISSSP, NIAS
The Maldives
Harini Madhusudan | Research Associate, ISSSP, NIAS
India
Sourina Bej | Research Associate, ISSSP, NIAS
Bangladesh
Seetha Lakshmi Dinesh Iyer | Research Associate, ISSSP, NIAS
Afghanistan
Harini Madhusudan
China and Japan: Renewing relations at the right time
Ryan Mitra
The INF Treaty: Towards a new Security Dilemma
Sourina Bej
The INF Treaty: US withdraws to balance China?
Harini Madhusudan
The Khashoggi Killing: Unanswered Questions
Divyabharathi E
The Economic Crisis and the Saudi Investments: What are the Fallouts?
Lakshmi V Menon
US and Israel: Trump's Deal of the Century
Nasima Khatoon
The New Maldives: Advantage India?
Harini Madhusudhan
To NAFTA or Not: Trump, Mexico and Canada
Aparupa Bhattacherjee
Malaysia’s China Moment: The Mahathir Gamble
Sourina Bej
BIMSTEC: A Bay of Good Hope?
Ryan Mitra
India between the US and Iran: The Art of Balancing Two States
Hely Desai
Two Years of Brexit: The Reverse-Domino Effect
Young Scholars Debate
India, Imran Khan and Indo-Pak Relations
Siddhatti Mehta
Does Brexit mean Brexit?
Oishee Majumdar
Factsheet: China’s Investments in Africa
Sourina Bej
Post Trump-Putin Summit: How significant is the Russia threat to Europe?
Aparupa Bhattacherjee
The 8888 Uprising: Thirty Years Later
Harini Madhusudhan
The Tariff War: 'Stick of Hegemony' vs Vital Interests
Druta Bhatt
FactSheet: Shangri La Dialogue 2018
Rahul Arockiaraj
Immigrants as the “Other”: The Social and Economic Factors in the US
Divyabharathi E
Is Trump-Putin Summit a setback for the US?
Apoorva Sudhakar
India and Bangladesh: The Long Haul
Divyabharathi E
Quad as an alternative to the BRI: Three Main Challenges
Oishee Majumdar
FactSheet: India-Bangladesh Relations
D. Suba Chandran
Trump meets Putin; will it cost NATO?
Sourina Bej
Trump and the NATO: One Block, Different Views
Rahul Arockiaraj
Zero Tolerance on Illegal Immigration: Explaining Trump’s strategy and the American Spirit
Gayan Gowramma KC
Now, the United States withdraws from the UNHRC
Druta Bhatt
Electoral Rise of the Right: From Trump to Brexit
Siddhatti Mehta
Will China be able to sustain its Dominance?
Miti Shah
Is religion redefining nationalism?: The Case of Myanmar, India and Sri Lanka
Aparupa Bhattacherjee
Myanmar: Why won't they do anything for the Rohingya?
Harini Madhusudan
The Idea of an US Space Force: Strategic Calculations
Apoorva Sudhakar
Afghan Peace: Reality or Illusion?
Hely Desai
Looking beyond Trump: Is the US declining?
Manushi Kapadia
Is China using its soft power to become superpower?
Lakshmi. V. Menon
Middle East: Has Russia chosen Israel over Iran?
Divyabharathi E
India and Seychelles: Is the Assumption Deal a Game Changer in the Indian Ocean?
Miti Shah
G7: Why Trump wants Russia in?
Hely Desai
FactSheet: G7 Summit
Siddhatti Mehta
The Panmunjom Declaration: “Tip of the Iceberg”
Druta Bhatt
Iran N-Deal and the Trans-Atlantic Divide
Manushi Kapadia
US and China: Towards a Trade War
Miti Shah
Palestine: US triggers new tensions
Divyabharathi E
The "Indo-Pacific Command": What's in the name?
Harini Madhusudan
Trump’s Tariff Strategy: Targetting Adversaries and Allies
Hely Desai
Trump-Kim Summit: Three Likely Outcomes
Apoorva Sudhakar
The Lebanon Pawn: Will it change after elections?
Lakshmi V Menon
Israel, the Game Changer?
Samreen Wani
Deciphering Turkey's External Push
Divyabharathi E
China and Russia: The New Alignments
Ann Maria Shibu
Can India afford to lose Maldives to China?
Dhruv Ashok
Why Maldives is important to China?
Lakshmi V Menon
ISIS and the Yazidi victims: Why the World should stand up?
Harini Madhusudan
US- China Tariff Face-off : Five questions
Jamyang Dolma
Why is Free Tibet important for India
Divyabharathi E
Arctic: The Strategic Significance
Lakshmi V Menon
Do we need the Quad?
Samreen Wani
Why Trump’s Iran exit is a big mistake?
Jamyang Dolma
Inter Korean Summit: Will it work?
Shalini E
What prevents India and Nepal from moving forward?
Dhruv Ashok
The Fishermen Issue between India and Sri Lanka
Apoorva Sudhakar
Bangladesh's Economy: Decoding a Success Story
Ann Maria Shibu
Why India should not pull out of the Indus water treaty?
Divyabharathi E
Quad and India's Strategic Dilemma
Samreen Wani