The Indo-US nuclear deal has generated a lot of heat: here’s why The July 2005 visit of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to Washington has been eventful as far as nuclear issues are concerned. The joint statement, various speeches, briefings, and interactions... Rajiv Nayan | August 04, 2005 | IDSA Comments
Good Day for India? The joint statement issued at the Manmohan Singh-Bush summit held in Washington (July 18) has generated considerable interest and anxiety in both countries for the manner in which it has... C Uday Bhaskar | July 25, 2005 | IDSA Comments
The Chatham House Report and the British Government New Delhi July 25 A Briefing Paper published by the independent British think tank, The Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House), has become an embarrassment for the British Prime... Alok Rashmi Mukhopadhyay | July 25, 2005 | IDSA Comments
Will US Congress Back Bush on India’s N-plan? On July 18, India and the United States released a joint statement delineating the multi- dimensional aspects of the bilateral relationship. Rajiv Nayan | July 20, 2005 | IDSA Comments
London Attacks: Abiding Pattern of Global Terrorism The July 7 multiple attacks in London that crippled the public transport system followed the terrorist attack in Ayodhya on July 5 and while the number of those killed is... C Uday Bhaskar | July 11, 2005 | IDSA Comments
Nuclear Non-Proliferation and International Security I welcome this opportunity to present to such a distinguished audience some views on issues relating to nuclear non-proliferation and international security. At the outset, I would like to thank... Shyam Saran | July 2005 | Strategic Analysis
Africa’s Energy Potential: Prospects for India In recent years, Africa has emerged as a hot spot for energy sources. The reopening of the oil sector in Sudan and the oil discoveries in West and Central Africa... Ruchita Beri | July 2005 | Strategic Analysis
Internal Political Dynamics and Bangladesh’s Foreign Policy Towards India Bangladesh’s relations with India are multi-dimensional - ideological, political and also economic. An extreme sense of distrust, insecurity and perceived domination by India has shaped Bangladesh’s foreign policy in recent... Smruti S. Pattanaik | July 2005 | Strategic Analysis
Political Violence in Bangladesh: Trends and Causes Since the events of March 1971, Bangladesh has seldom been free from violence. While much of the recent attention revolves around religious extremism and militancy, political violence, as this paper... Sreeradha Datta | July 2005 | Strategic Analysis
Foreign Economic Policy-Making in China Understanding the inner dynamics influencing the ongoing process of economic reform in China, especially the flexibility achieved by government bureaux is important for strategic policy makers in India. The brief... Raviprasad Narayanan | July 2005 | Strategic Analysis
