Strategic and International Affairs

The Role of India's Strategic Partnerships in Shaping Global Geopolitics India has evolved as a major participant in the geopolitical environment, and its strategic alliances are crucial in formulating its foreign policy. India has developed strong connections with nations including the United States, Japan, Australia, and Israel, all of which share its goal of a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific. These alliances are based on common principles and interests, and they attempt to promote regional stability, economic progress, and security. As India's influence grows, its strategic relationships will become more essential in determining the geopolitical dynamics of the region and beyond in India's Strategic Partnerships . India's Security in a Complex World: From Terrorism to Cyber Threats From cross-border terrorism to cyber threats, India faces a variety of security issues. The country's security situation is influenced by a complex network of domestic, re

  India faces a number of continental challenges in the present global scenario. Connectivity has become a crucial factor in India's foreign and security policy. To address these challenges, the Delhi Policy Group (DPG) has been playing a significant role in promoting India's connectivity with other countries in the region. Navigating India's Continental Challenges: A Perspective on Connectivity and Foreign Policy India's continental challenges are numerous and complex. The country shares borders with Pakistan, China, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, and Myanmar. These countries have different political, social, and economic situations. India has to deal with issues like terrorism, cross-border infiltration, illegal immigration, drug trafficking, and territorial disputes. Connecting India: Addressing Continental Challenges and the Role of Connectivity India's connectivity with its neighbours has been an essential aspect of its foreign policy. Connectivity invol