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Rediscovering Forgotten Peacemakers of Global Diplomacy Syllabus: GS Paper – 2 Groupings & Agreements Involving India and/or Affecting India’s Interests Why in the News? With the upcoming United Nations Secretary-General (UNSG) elections in 2026, renewed attention is being given to internationalist diplomats such as U Thant, the first UNSG from the Global South, and K.M. …
Read MoreFLUX IN US-CHINA TIES HAS CONSEQUENCES FOR ASIAN NATIONS Why in the news? Concerns persist that Trump might trade off Taiwan or other Asian interests for a deal with China. ● However, his recent Asia tour indicates both continuity and recalibration in U.S. policy. ● He reaffirmed support for AUKUS, signaling commitment to regional security …
Read MoreIndia’s Stand on Unilateral Sanctions: Lessons from the Nayara Energy Case UPSC Relevance: GS Paper 2 – India’s Foreign Policy and Strategic Autonomy India’s rejection of the United Kingdom’s unilateral sanctions on Nayara Energy Ltd. reflects its enduring commitment to strategic autonomy and the ethical principle of sovereign equality. Nayara, which operates the Vadinar …
Read MoreGaza Peace Plan: A Fragile Path Toward Resolution Syllabus: GS Paper – 2 Effect of Policies & Politics of Countries on India’s Interests, Bilateral Groupings & Agreements, Regional Groupings, Indian Diaspora, Groupings & Agreements Involving India and/or Affecting India’s Interests, Agricultural Resources Why in the News? The U.S.-led 20-point peace plan for Gaza, backed by …
Read MoreReset India-US Relations: Navigating Challenges in Bilateral Ties Syllabus GS 2: India and its neighbourhood Why in the News? Recently, India has expressed unease over growing US diplomatic and strategic advances toward Pakistan under President Trump, raising concerns about a drift in the India-US bilateral relations. Introduction The relationship between India and the United States, …
Read MoreTHE HAZARDS OF GOING GLOBAL ON INDIA-PAKISTAN ISSUES Relevance: GS 2 – Bilateral, regional and global groupings and agreements involving India and/or affecting India’s interests Why in the News? Operation Sindoor has reignited national attention on cross-border terrorism and India’s counter-terror operations. The operation underscores the persistent challenge of terror being fostered from across India’s …
Read MoreHow Does a New Country Get International Recognition? Process, Criteria, and Contemporary Examples In the modern world, the creation of a new country is not just about declaring independence—it involves a complex process of meeting legal, political, and diplomatic conditions. The issue often makes headlines, such as the recent discussions around Balstan or other …
Read MoreIndia Abstains from IMF Vote on Funding Pakistan Why in the News ? India abstained from voting on the IMF’s decision to extend additional funding to Pakistan. The Indian government raised concerns over Pakistan’s poor track record with IMF loans and potential misuse of funds for cross-border terrorism. About India’s Stance: India raised concerns about …
Read MoreWhy in the News ? Mark Carney became Canada’s Prime Minister, replacing Justin Trudeau, raising hopes for improved India-Canada relations. With Trudeau’s Khalistani-linked policies sidelined, India expects stronger trade, diplomacy, and security cooperation, potentially reviving CEPA negotiations and strengthening bilateral economic and strategic ties. About the Political Transition in Canada: Mark Carney became Canada’s Prime …
Read MoreSyllabus: GS-2- International relations and forums , Shaping of Global geopolitics Focus : The article examines the changing dynamics of the G-7 Summit, highlighting Italy’s initiative to include Global South countries, the group’s declining influence amidst global challenges, and the role of India. It underscores the need for the G-7 to reassess its identity and …
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