RESEARCH CLUSTER
Nuclear, USA & Europe
The Institute has a long record of engaging Europe and America through Track II activities. This ranges from inviting scholars to holding roundtables and conferences with think-tanks and governmental and non-governmental agencies from these regions. In addition, scholars at the institute have engaged in detailed study of issues ranging from European security and politics to the relationship between terrorism and radical Islam in Europe. Current projects on Europe include a study on Germany and its aspirations in a unipolar world; another examines the rationale for the enlargement of NATO. Indo-US Relations, US domestic issues and their impact on foreign policy making as well as the Indian Diaspora in the United States are among the many issues that are being closely followed by the Institute's scholars.
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Pakistan against signing the NPT as a non-nuclear weapons state
March 8, 2010
In a fundamental shift in its position on the global nuclear non-proliferation regime, Pakistan has made it known that it will join the NPT only as a recognised nuclear weapons state. Exit from Afghanistan: Playing the Game and not learning the lessons
March 3, 2010
US calculation in backing Pakistani designs for controlling Afghanistan will bring even greater dangers to its own doorsteps. EU-India Counter-Terrorism Cooperation: Post-Lisbon Prospects
February 26, 2010
Since both India and EU face the same threat of religious radicalism at home and from across the border, focused cooperation on this issue must be given serious thought. The Dragon’s Shield: Intricacies of China’s BMD Capability
February 25, 2010
China undertook a BMD test on January 11, 2010, which it claimed was an exoatmospheric interception. Though Beijing was known to be developing missile defence systems for long, there were very few indicators on how far it has gone in terms of technological prowess. Dutch withdrawal from Afghanistan may have cascading effects
February 23, 2010
The Dutch withdrawal from Afghanistan may have cascading effects, as smaller European countries notwithstanding their importance in contribution or numerical strength, may also announce their exit citing their own national caveats in the months to come. United States of America: Chemical Weapons Profile
January 2010
Chemical weapons make premeditated use of the toxic properties of chemical substances to inflict death or harm to human beings and are known as weapons of mass destruction along with Nuclear and Biolo Missing: An Obama Foreign Policy
February 8, 2010
Obama has crafted an administration that has a Clinton brain inside an Obama face. Clinton I lost Russia for the West. Clinton II aka Obama I is on track to lose India.  |
