![](/sites/default/files/default_images/map_0.png)
![Bangladesh Islamist Propaganda Collage Bangladesh Islamist Propaganda Threat](/sites/default/files/2024-08/Bangladesh-IslamistCollage.jpg)
This resurgence of jihadist outreach and propaganda is a clear indication that extremist groups are capitalising on the current instability. The caretaker government in Bangladesh should not overlook these developments and will need to act swiftly to counter these narratives and prevent these groups from gaining further ground.
FIRSTPOST: Why Yunus’ government can’t overlook jihadi groups exploiting Bangladesh’s turmoil
![](/sites/default/files/default_images/map_0.png)
![SSPC-IB-Medhavi-Aug2024 SSPC-IB-Medhavi-Aug2024](/sites/default/files/2024-08/SSPC-IB-Indias2%2B2-Medhavi-Aug2024.jpg)
This Issue Brief examines India's 2+2 Dialogues with the USA, Japan, Australia, Russia, and the UK and evaluates its strategic partnerships with France, South Korea, Brazil, and Indonesia to assess their impact on India's foreign policy. It highlights India's evolving role in global geopolitics and its efforts to strengthen strategic alliances across different regions.
Strengthening Strategic Partnerships: Analysing India's 2+2 Dialogues with the US, Japan, Australia & Russia
![](/sites/default/files/default_images/map_0.png)
![Book Cover Book Cover](/sites/default/files/2024-07/Statecraft%26Foreighn%20Policy.jpg)
The book is not just a chronicle of India's foreign policy but a guide to understanding India's history, psychology, leadership, and domestic structure. By offering a comprehensive yet concise exploration of India as a rising power, the book provides valuable insights into analysing and predicting state actions in the international domain, considering factors such as psychology, history, sociology, political structures, economics, international relationships, and aspirations.
Statecraft and Foreign Policy- India, 1947–2023
![](/sites/default/files/default_images/map_0.png)
![China-Pak-Space China-Pak-Space](/sites/default/files/2024-06/China-Pak-SpaceBonhomie.jpg)
Pakistan aims to become a spacefaring nation by 2040, including sending an astronaut into space with China's help. However, the country lacks a cohesive strategy to achieve this ambition. Historically and currently, Pakistan's reliance on China in space exploration is significant and is expected to continue for the foreseeable future.
Space Bonhomie: China Launches Satellite For Pakistan
![](/sites/default/files/default_images/map_0.png)
![GPM GPM](/sites/default/files/2024-04/GPM_1.jpeg)
India's 18th general election, scheduled for April 18, 2024, sees Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) favoured to secure a third term amidst a backdrop of historical and current political and economic complexities. Modi's anticipated victory is expected to perpetuate existing India-China tensions, although his management of the relationship remains notably stable yet fragile, reflecting intricate diplomatic challenges.
Riding the Technological Wave: India's Digital Diplomacy and Global Engagements
The Beijing Declaration: Path to Genuine Palestinian Unity or an Illusion of Consensus?
The World Uyghur Congress at 20: Navigating Leadership for Global Advocacy