Kalinga Institute of Indo-Pacific Studies

KIIPS Quarterly e-Newsletter Volume 1, No.1, January- March 2019 https://lnkd.in/f37FfDg #indopacific #internationalrelations #thinktank #newsletter

KIIPS Intern Ritika Bhattacharya considers the upcoming Trump administration climate policies. She argues that while Trump’s policies may pose challenges to global climate efforts, they also open up ways for the other nations to redefine their roles and strengthen their strategies in addressing climate change. Full article: https://lnkd.in/gXejMvQA

KIIPS Chairperson Prof. Chintamani Mahapatra reflects on changing India's diplomatic efforts, emphasizing India’s ability to not just remain non-aligned and non-partisan but also with the potential to arbitrate for global peace and stability. Link: https://lnkd.in/gEH-Qvzp #India's Diplomacy #Grand Strategy

What are the evolving dynamics of climate financing for the Global South? KIIPS intern Reewa Goswami, examines the prospects and challenges amidst recently held COP 29 summit in Baku and India's role in voicing for the Global South, and the ramifications of changing contours of multilateralism with the re-election of Donald Trump as the President of the United States. Read Full Article: https://lnkd.in/gYs2DMdE COP29 Azerbaijan #Climate Finance #Multilaterism

Guest Author Dr. Kumari Mansi, PhD examines the implications of Trump 2.0 on the Taiwan question and US-Taiwan relations. Dr. Mansi argues that there is uncertainty over Taiwan with Trump's transactional approach and the need to diversify its engagement. Read full article: https://lnkd.in/gKDgdxDh #ustaiwanrelations #Trump #USForeignPolicy #usforeignpolicy

KIIPS Intern Akankshya Ray explore the potential outcomes of a successful rebellion, inquiring whether Myanmar’s diverse armed groups have a common peaceful future or if their divergent ambitions could lead to a fractured post-military Myanmar. Read Full Article: https://lnkd.in/geBDTsbR #Myanmar #Civilwar #Junta #Democracy

How states are framing AI strategies amidst geopolitical competition? Research Fellow Dr. Sachin Tiwari analyses emerging AI strategies globally highlighting different models balancing domestic priorities and the challenge of navigating emerging geopolitics. He argues that the US-China stiff competition has over spilled into the AI sector, other countries focus on self-reliance in the form of technological sovereignty. URL:https://lnkd.in/gKnju3Bg #AI #EUAiAct #USChina #IndiaTech #ChinaTech #AIPolicy

What are the key takeaways from recently held India-ASEAN 21st summit? Guest author Dr. Anuradha Oinam highlighted that India can be a key player in maintaining and promoting peace, security, and stability in Southeast Asia and beyond in collaboration with ASEAN. The 21st ASEAN-India Summit reassures once again India’s commitment in achieving shared objectives and the significance of AEP in bridging India and Southeast Asia. URL:https://lnkd.in/ggrpWfxR #ASEAN #ASEANSummit2024 #ASEANIndia #indiaforeignpolicy

What are China's stake in west asia and how it is responding to Israel-Hamas war? KIIPS Intern Reeva Goswami argues that China, much like Russia, seeks to capitalize on anti-U.S. sentiment in the region to foster an environment conducive to achieving its economic interest, resist U.S. dominance, and broaden its sphere of influence in the long run. Read article: https://lnkd.in/g2zEpZjM #BeltandRoad #China #MiddleEast #USChina #energysecurity

KIIPS organized an online panel discussion on "AI & IR: Redefining Actors, Behaviours & Impact" under the Samvaad Series on 18th October, 2024. Young scholars threw light on new perspectives through their presentations. The event was extremely successful and enriching for all the participants. KIIPS is grateful to all the speakers. Dr. Sachin Tiwari Anupama Vijayakumar, Ph.D. Kritika Roy Ritika Passi