Bharat Wariavwalla

Recently, in an interview with the French daily, Le Matin, the Prime Minister in discussing the developments in Afghanistan is reported to have pointed out that country is on the...

• Bharat Wariavwalla |
• March-April 2024 |
• Strategic Analysis

• Bharat Wariavwalla |
• July 2021 |
• Strategic Analysis

Ian Hall, Bristol University Press, Bristol, UK, 2019, 236 pp., £75.00 (Hardback), ISBN 978-1529204605

• Bharat Wariavwalla |
• May 2020 |
• Strategic Analysis

The CDU’s likely coalition partners are the Green Party and the Free Democrats. Such a coalition can work because all partners share a common design on European Unity and socio-economic...

• Bharat Wariavwalla |
• September 26, 2017 |
• IDSA Comments

The EU needs Britain and Britain equally needs Europe. So, an arrangement that exists today between EU and Norway could well be a model for Britain.

• Bharat Wariavwalla |
• June 14, 2017 |
• IDSA Comments

Two clashing visions of France were before the French voters. They chose, with many reservations, Macron and rejected Le Pen, but not wholly, for, her opposition to the EU, in...

• Bharat Wariavwalla |
• May 09, 2017 |
• IDSA Comments

In tranquil times or troubled times reflective persons have asked why our world is where it is today. E. H. Carr wrote about the troubled years between the two world...

• Bharat Wariavwalla |
• May 2016 |
• Strategic Analysis

Democracy has spread spontaneously and swiftly in an area of the world generally thought to be immune to political changes: West Asia and North Africa (WANA). An incident of common...

• Bharat Wariavwalla |
• May 2014 |
• Strategic Analysis

Lawrence Summers, United States President Barack Obama's chief economic advisor and formerly secretary of treasury in the second term of the Clinton administration, once said that there was a ‘balance...

• Bharat Wariavwalla |
• July 2010 |
• Strategic Analysis