War clouds over Ukraine: What They Portend for Global Geopolitics
The current tensions and developments near the Ukrainian border have been a matter of great global concern. These tensions highlight the post-Cold War geopolitical flux which has not yielded to a settled world order. Against this backdrop the Ananta Centre held a digital conversation on “War clouds over Ukraine: What They Portend for Global Geopolitics” between Ambassador P S Raghavan, Former Indian Ambassador […]
India-UAE Relations: Breaking New Grounds
The relationship between India and the UAE is strongly established in millennia of cultural, religious, and economic interaction. The two countries’ relationship and trust have evolved and flourished tremendously in recent years. In this setting of common values and strong cooperation, the Ananta Centre supported by TATAs held a digital session on “India-UAE Relations: Breaking […]
The Philippines: India’s New Indo-Pacific partner
The bilateral relations between India and the Philippines are well assimilating the essence of geopolitical and geo-economic developments in the Indo-Pacific.India’s Act East Policy and the Philippines’ new foreign policy orientation through its Indo-Pacific approach are cordial and complementary to this relationship. Both countries share common values and many other commonalities.Thus, the current stage of […]
Green Strategic Partnership: Re- energising India Denmark Relations
India and Denmark relations have elevated to a “green strategic partnership” after an exchange of views in a friendly atmosphere on bilateral relations. Both countries have agreed to further strengthen cooperation in areas of renewable energy, environment, economy, climate change and science and technology. In this light, the Ananta Centre supported by TATAs held a […]
The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity: Key Opportunities & Concerns for India
On 23rd May 2022, India joined the QUAD countries and nine other nations to form the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF), an economic collective comprising 12 nations representing 40% of global GDP. These include Australia, Brunei, India, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. Despite being a QUAD initiative, the IPEF was unveiled […]