Strategic and International Affairs

  Framing Contemporary Strategic Priorities To consider India’s foreign and security policy makers, one needs to do more than just follow up on the diplomatic visits or defence procurements. It demands a structural analysis of how geography, economic ambition and institutional reform are coming together to form long-term strategic thinking. At Delhi Policy Group, research approaches are centred on policy coherence rather than episodic events. The aim is to understand how national goals are translated into operational strategy and how India positions itself in an environment of fragmentation, competition, and alliances. Understanding India And West Asia In Context India and West Asia have been increasingly strategic in terms of energy security as well as defence cooperation, connectivity, diaspora interaction and technological cooperation. Delhi Policy Group studies this relationship using overlapping structures- tracing the politics of transition, the politics of contestation in t...

This is an important time in history when strict interaction with India's foreign and security policy is more than ever before due to the increasing geopolitics. Delhi Policy Group presents itself as a platform on which the intersection of strategic thought, empirical research, and policy relevance exists. By conducting a long-term study, professional discussion, and publication-based discussion, it is a part of the further recognition of how India manages to manoeuvre through an ever more complicated international system- balancing national concerns, regional responsibilities, and global obligations with strategic explicitness. Understanding regional architectures and power shifts The changing India and India and Indo Pacific theatre require long-term and subtle approaches and not intermittent commentary. Studies and discussions that come as a result of the Delhi Policy Group analyse connectivity structures, maritime collaboration, and upcoming security alliances throughout this ...