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Comprehensive foreign policy analysis, comparative studies, and geopolitical insights from around the world
In-depth comparative studies of foreign policy and economic strategies across nations
Explore India's evolving foreign policy from post-independence non-alignment to contemporary strategic autonomy. This comprehensive analysis covers India's Neighborhood First policy, Act East strategy, major power relations with US, Russia, and China, multilateral engagement in BRICS and Quad, nuclear doctrine, counter-terrorism approach, and aspirations for UNSC permanent membership.
A deep dive into American foreign policy from isolationism to global hegemony. This analysis examines US alliance systems (NATO, Quad, AUKUS), strategic competition with China, military capabilities including 750+ overseas bases, economic statecraft through sanctions and dollar dominance, and the domestic-foreign policy nexus.
A comprehensive side-by-side comparison of Indian and American foreign policies. This detailed analysis contrasts strategic autonomy versus alliance systems, regional focus versus global reach, defensive posture versus power projection, and examines convergence on China challenge while exploring divergences on Russia, Iran, and multilateralism.
Explore Switzerland's unique 500-year tradition of perpetual neutrality and how it shapes modern diplomacy. This analysis covers armed neutrality doctrine, direct democracy's role in foreign policy, Geneva as international city hosting 40+ organizations, complex EU relations without membership, and the Ukraine war test of neutrality principles.
A deep dive into Japan's unique constitutional constraints and foreign policy evolution. This comprehensive analysis examines Article 9 pacifist constitution and its interpretations, asymmetric US-Japan Security Treaty, complex China relations balancing economic ties with Senkaku/Taiwan tensions, and Self-Defense Forces modernization.
How do economic interests shape diplomacy? A groundbreaking comparative analysis examining the bidirectional relationship between foreign policy and economic structures across India, USA, Switzerland, and Japan. Explores when economy drives foreign policy versus when foreign policy drives economy. Features case studies and future scenarios.
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