The global geopolitical and geoeconomic orders are in flux, and the contestation between the US and China is increasingly shaping nation-states' choices in terms of trading, diplomatic hedging-and-balancing, and even military spending and modernisation. The Indo-Pacific has continued to transform based on these dynamics, even as it retains centrality based on population size and GDP growth.
In this regard, the research work of the Geostrategy Programme focuses on fields of significant importance to the region and the world, such as China Studies, United States Studies, West Asia & Pakistan studies, Indian Foreign Policy, and Critical & Green Technologies.
| FOCUS AREAS | China Studies · West Asia and Pakistan Studies · Critical and Green Technologies · US Studies · Indian Foreign Policy |
| NEWSLETTER | Eye on China · Tracking People's Daily · DC Dossier · Pakistan Paigham · Indian Radius |
| COURSES | China's Defence in the New Era · Watching China · China in the Changing Geo-economic Landcape |
Outlining how active participation in BRICS and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) provides India with a testing ground to de-risk its energy supply, lower capital costs, and boost clean-tech ecosystems.
Read the paper →This initiative aims to understand Chinese domestic and foreign policies, as well as its military modernisation and economic ecosystem. It also recommends actionable measures for India's China policy and strategy, keeping the national interest in mind.
This initiative aims to study the domestic and foreign policies of the United States, and aims to explain how decisions in Washington impact India's economy, security and people.
Explore the initiative →This initiative studies the evolving policies of different actors across West Asia, with an emphasis on Pakistan research. The aim is to recommend pathways for India to strengthen its relationships with like-minded partners in the region.
This initiative studies India's diplomatic and foreign policy initiatives and strategies vis-à-vis crucial partners globally, with a special emphasis on Japan and Europe.
Japan's Defence TransformationThis initiative aims to chart out a pathway for India to identify critical and emerging green technologies of strategic importance, studying the global green tech ecosystem, and recommending policies in national interest.
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Research Analyst for Pakistan Studies
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Research Analyst for the Geostrategy Programme