Events

NIAS Tuesday Lectures
Beyond Kenosha and Portland: Making sense of anger and protests in the US

29 September 2020
By Dr Matt Rosenstein

Dr Matt Rosenstein is Director of Global Education and Training (GET) at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign since 2015. He is also Director of the UIUC Shanghai Office since 2017 and the UIUC Intensive English Institute since 2018.

Other Events

GPYV Monday Discussions
Nord Stream-2: Economic and Security Threats | German Dilemma | Baltic headache | Russian Victory
26 July 2021
By GP Course Scholars
GPYV Monday Discussions
North Korea and China | REvil Exit | Protests in Cuba | Violence in South Africa | Afghanistan and Taliban | Heatwaves
19 July 2021
By GP Course Scholars
GPYV Monday Discussions
Haiti Crisis | China & Tech Giants | Hungary & LGBTQ | Heat Wave | Search for Rare Earths
12 July 2021
By GP Course Scholars
GPYV Monday Discussions
Afghanistan is closer to civil war than peace. Three reasons why
5 July 2021
By Abigail Miriam Fernandez
ISSSP Lecture Series
Iran and Regional Security
1 July 2021
By Amb Sanjay Singh
GPYV Monday Discussions
Rise of Ransomware | EU Council Meet 2021 | The Russian stance on Europe | Discussing the threat at G7 and NATO meetings
28 June 2021
By GP Course Scholars
GPYV Monday Discussions
G7 Summit | China's anti-foreign sanctions legislations | Peru elections | Carbon neutrality
14 June 2021
By GP Course Scholars
GPYV Monday Discussions
China's three child policy | Myanmar & General Hlaing | COVID-19 and the turmoil in South America | The weakening EU cohesion | The journey to carbon neutrality
7 June 2021
By GP Course Scholars
GPYV Monday Discussions
Special Focus on Africa
31 May 2021
By GP Course Scholars
GPYV Monday Discussions
Middle East Ceasefire, Africa-Europe Migration Crisis, Space, Cryptocurrency...
24 May 2021
By GP Course Scholars
Friday Discussions on Pakistan
Pakistan and the Middle East
21 May 2021
By PR Scholars
GPYV Monday Discussions
Indo-Pacific, US foreign policy options & Contempory Conflicts
17 May 2021
By GP Course Scholars
IPRI Lectures on Contemporary Conflicts
Jerusalem today: Violence, Actors and Issues
13 May 2021
By Dr Stanly Johny
GPYV Monday Discussions
State Elections in India: Results I Factors I Implications
3 May 2021
By GP Course Scholars
Global Politics The World This Month
Global Politics: Contemporary World Affairs in April 2021
30 April 2021
By GP Course Scholars
GPYV Monday Discussions
Human Spaceflight: 60 years after Yuri Gagarin I Afghanistan: Three reasons why the US decision to withdraw is a call made too early I Arctic Council Chairmanship: From Iceland to Russia
26 April 2021
By GP Course Scholars
GPYV Monday Discussions
Greenland: Elections and the future of Arctic mining I The American debate on gun control I Africa: The geopolitics of the Nile River and the Ethiopian dam I Africa: Remembering the genocide in Rwanda I Pakistan & Russia: Building a new partnership?
12 April 2021
By GP Course Scholars
GPYV Monday Discussions
"Pakistan: The U-turn on trade with India" I "Two months since the Myanmar Coup: Four Takeaways" I "Islamic Insurgency in Africa: A case of Mozambique" I "Rape: Cheaper strategic tool than bullets in conflict zones"
5 April 2021
By GP Course Scholars
IPRI Discussions on Contemporary Conflicts
"Sri Lanka: After UNHRC resolution 2021"
3 April 2021
By Dr N Manoharan
GP Conversations
GP Course Discussions on "Ten Years of Civil War in Syria"
31 March 2021
By Stanly Johny
IPRI Workshop, An inter-generational dialogue
"Fukushima: Ten Years Later"
27 March 2021
GPYV Monday Discussions
Quad 2.0 Old Actors, New Issues?
22 March 2021
Global Politics Young Voices
Special Focus Contemporary Pakistan I Ten Years of Fukushima I Politial Crisis in Nepal I Revisiting the Quad
15 March 2021
By GP Scholars
GPYV Monday Discussions
Contemporary Pakistan I Ten Years of Fukushima I Politial Crisis in Nepal I Revisiting the Quad
15 March 2021
GP Conversations
GP Course Discussions on "Contemporary Nepal"
11 March 2021
By Dr Nishchalnath Pandey
Tuesday Lecture Series
"Afghanistan: One year after the US-Taliban deal."
2 March 2021
By Amb Rakesh Sood
Global Politics Young Voices
Special Focus Contemporary developments Pakistan
1 March 2021
By PR Course Scholars
Science Diplomacy Course
SCSS Science Diplomacy Course: "Challenges of Cyber Threat to Aerospace, Defence, and Infrastructure Sectors"
25 February 2021
By Prof P M Soundar Rajan
NIAS Tuesday Lecture Series
"Contemporary Middle East"
23 February 2021
By Amb Sanjay Singh
Global Politics Young Voices
The War in Yemen: Domestic Issues, External Actors and Regional Stability
15 February 2021
By GP Course Scholars
GPYV Monday Discussions
Special Focus: Gender protests against the abortion laws in Honduras, Argentina, Poland and Thailand
8 February 2021
By Abigail Fernandez, Avishka Ashok, Harini Madhusudan, Sukanya Bali, Aparupa Bhattacherjee, and Rishab Yadav
Global Politics Young Voices
Special Focus: Gender protests against the abortion laws in Honduras, Argentina, Poland and Thailand
8 February 2021
By GP Course Scholars
Global Politics Young Voices
Blue Mining, Salafism in the Arab World, and the Coup in Myanmar
8 February 2021
By GP Course Scholars
NIAS Global Politics: Tuesday Lectures
India-China border instability: Understanding Beijing's endgame
2 February 2021
By Lt Gen (Dr) Prakash Menon PVSM, AVSM, VSM (Retd)
GP Conversations
GP Discussions on "Iran Nuclear Enrichment"
10 January 2021
By N Ramamoorthy
Expert Lectures
2021: Global Issues to Watch and The Release of 100th issue of The World This Week (TWTW)
2 January 2021
By Prof C Raja Mohan
The World This Year
What happened, What paused and What failed
23 December 2020
By Global Politics Team
Global Politics Young Voices
Trump Legacy
14 December 2020
By Vivek Mishra, Kamna Tiwary, Harini Madhusudan, Apoorva Sudhakar, and Abigail Fernandez
NIAS Tuesday Lectures
"China and the Post-COVID World Order"
6 October 2020
By Mr Vijay Gokhale
CWA Monday Discussions
Global Politics Young Voices
5 October 2020
By GP Young Scholars
CWA Monday Discussions
Global Politics Young Voices
28 September 2020
By GP Young Scholars
NIAS Tuesday Lecture Series
The Abraham Accords: Will it lead to peace in the Middle East?
22 September 2020
By Prof AK Pasha
CWA Monday Discussions
Global Politics Young Voices
21 September 2020
By GP Young Scholars
NIAS Tuesday Lecture Series
The Gender Challenges in Pakistan
8 September 2020
By Dr Salma Malik
NIAS Tuesday Lectures
Global Economic Implications of the COVID Pandemic
30 August 2020
By Prof Amita Batra
NIAS Tuesday Lecture Series
The Big Picture in the Middle East: Looking beyond Israel, UAE, and Palestine
25 August 2020
By Amb Sanjay Singh
NIAS Tuesday Lecture Series
75 Years after Hiroshima: State of the Nuclear World Order and the possibility of a Nuclear Free World
18 August 2020
By Dr Manpreet Sethi
IPRI Peace Lecture Series
J&K Today One year after the removal of Article 370
4 August 2020
By Prof Amitabh Mattoo
Global Politics Young Scholars Discussions
Class Presentations
30 July 2020
By Multiple Speakers
NIAS Tuesday Lecture Series
India through the Neighbourhood's Lens: Views from Nepal
21 July 2020
By Dr Nishchalnath Pandey
NIAS Lecture
Hard Power in the Post- COVID World Order Confirmation
7 July 2020
By Lt General (Dr) Prakash Menon
NIAS Lecture
India in the post-COVID World Order
30 June 2020
By Amb PS Raghavan
Panel Discussion
Black Lives Matter Protests
27 June 2020
By Abigail, Rashmi, Harini & Sourina, Moderator: Padmashree
NIAS Lectures on Science and Technology
Indian Science Philosophy, Structure and Policies
23 June 2020
By Dr RK Sharma
NIAS Lectures on the Indian Neighbourhood
The Indian Neighbourhood
16 June 2020
By Prof SD Muni
NIAS Lectures on "The Indian Neighbourhood"
Contemporary India-Nepal Relations
9 June 2020
By Amb Rakesh Sood
Panel Discussion
India – China Border Conflict
6 June 2020
By Padmashree A, Aarathi Srinivasan, Harini Sha. Moderator: Sukanya Bali
Online Lecture Series
The Post-COVID World Order: The Future of Hong Kong
2 June 2020
By N Jayaram
Global Politics Young Scholars Debate
Hong Kong Protests: Five Factors in Perspective
30 May 2020
By Padmashree A, Harini Sha, Aarathi Srinivasan, Abigail Fernandez, Sukanya Bali. Moderator: Sourina Bej
Webinar
Sri Lanka: One Year after the Easter Sunday Attacks
9 May 2020
By Multiple Speakers
Class Presentation
EU, minus the US, leads the global cooperation for the vaccine
8 May 2020
By Sourina Bej
Class Presentation
Will COVID-19 provide a new agenda to the NAM?
8 May 2020
By Rashmi Ramesh
Class Presentation
The problem is not just Haftar. It is the international hunger for the Libyan Oil
8 May 2020
By Harini Sha P
Book Discussion
Trumped: Emerging Powers in a Post-American World
18 February 2020
By Dr Sreeram Chaulia
Class Interactions
BIMSTEC: A solution for Regional Crisis?
7 February 2020
By Aparupa Bhattacherjee
Class Interactions
BIMSTEC: Disaster Management as a Tool for Regional Cooperation
7 February 2020
By Rashmi Ramesh
Class Interactions
Can BIMSTEC be an alternative to BRI?
7 February 2020
By Sukanya Bali
Interactions
Outer Space for BIMSTEC
6 February 2020
By Harini Madhusudan
Interactions
Arctic: Towards preparing a Plan-A for India
4 February 2020
Panel Discussion
India and the Arctic: Is it too far? Why should India look at the Arctic? And how?
4 February 2020
By Prof D Suba Chandran
Panel Discussion
Arctic: Why India should pursue the north pole from a S&T perspective
4 February 2020
By Dr Shailesh Nayak
Inaugural Address
Arctic: Towards preparing a Plan-A for India
4 February 2020
By Amb PS Raghavan
Panel Discussion
Arctic Research in India: What has been done so far, and what needs to be done further
4 February 2020
By Sulagna Chattopadhyay
Interactions
Iceland, Denmark and Norway: Small States, Big Access
4 February 2020
By Rashmi Ramesh
Interactions
Militarization in the Arctic: Russia & Beyond
4 February 2020
By Parikshith Pradeep
Interactions
The Polar Silk Route: What does China want in the Arctic
4 February 2020
By Harini Madhusudan
Class Interactions
Legislation, need and possibility of an Arctic Treaty
29 January 2020
By Shubham Mishra
Panel Discussion
Himalayan Science Council and the Arctic
28 January 2020
By Dr Arvind Gupta
ISSSP Lecture
India as a Rising Power
14 January 2020
By Prof TV Paul
Science Diplomacy Initiative Panel Discussion
Himalayan Science Council and Beyond: S&T Initiatives in BIMSTEC
10 January 2020
By Initial Remarks by Prof Shailesh Nayak
Class Interactions
India's Foreign Policy Trajectories
10 January 2020
By Prof SD Muni
Class Interactions
Myanmar in 2020
9 January 2020
By Aparupa Bhattacherjee
Class Interactions
Iran, Iraq and the US: Who wants what in the Middle East
9 January 2020
By Sukanya Bali
Interaction
Afghanistan and Nepal
7 January 2020
By Amb Rakesh Sood
Lecture
US, China and the Indo-Pacific
5 December 2019
By Dr George Perkovich
ISSSP Panel Discussion
India-China Strategic Stability
5 December 2019
By Prof Rajaram Nagappa, Lt Gen Dr Prakash Menon, AVSM, PVSM, VSM, Prof VS Ramamurthy, Mr Manoj Kewalramani & Dr George Perkovich
Capacity Building Workshop for Young Scholars
NIAS Strategic Forecast 2020: Contemporary World Affairs
16 November 2019
By NIAS Global Politics Course
IPRI Peace Lecture Series
Drivers of Migration: A Global Analysis
11 October 2019
By Dr François Héran
Interaction
US Foreign Policy and East Asia
3 October 2019
By Devin T. Stewart
Interaction
Briefing for a Visiting Delegation from Myanmar: Indian Democracy and Federalism
26 September 2019
Lecture
Modi 2.0: Foreign Policy Challenges
11 September 2019
By Pramit Pal Chaudhuri
Book Discussion
Plutonium and Beyond: The Future of Nuclear Energy
6 August 2019
By Dr Alan J Kuperman

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

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