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It's time for policymakers to boost regional cooperation

Going forward, a cross-border regional protocol would help strengthen the preparedness for future pandemics or similar disasters

India's foreign policy carries 'three major burdens' from past: Jaishankar

As India rises in the world order, it should not only visualise its interests with great clarity but also communicate them effectively, he writes in the book

India engages China on more equal terms: Jaishankar on Rahul's criticism

Gandhi shared his thoughts in a video on Twitter on why China chose to be aggressive now and attacked the Modi govt for its handling of foreign policy

Hindu nationalist foreign policy still in the making, says Ian Hall

"When it comes to China, there are also commonalities in Nehru and Modi's approaches. Like Nehru, Modi has tried to build a personal rapport with his Chinese counterparts," said Hall

Chinese actions show complete failure of Modi govt's foreign policy: Rahul

Gandhi suggested that India should build a good relationship with the United States and other countries

Clash in eastern Ladakh: A historical perspective

Among other things, a crystallisation of our political and security arrangements with countries which share our concerns over China's aggressive posture is required

Modi proposes plan for India's UNSC seat as China border standoff continues

Five-point 'panchsheel' plan talks about peace and dialogue as India's guiding principles in foreign policy initiative.

Limitations of defence diplomacy

With its stock nowhere near what it was a year ago, New Delhi has turned to defence as a lever of foreign policy - a strategy that can at best yield limited dividends

India shedding passive foreign policy to advance its interests: US Official

Wells, who has just returned from a trip to the region besides attending the Raisina Dialogue in New Delhi, said nowhere this shift is more visible than in the Indo-Pacific region.

Looking back: 2019 was a demanding year for foreign policy mandarins

In the backdrop of a geopolitical flux in the region, India also demonstrated a certain degree of assertiveness in handling relations in the neighbourhood, and beyond

Short-sighted aggression

Not in Indian interest to needlessly offend US legislators

Modi, Abe have task cut out in Russia: Prying Putin away from China

Apart from better bilateral ties at the expense of China, Modi will probably seek from Putin support for his new Kashmir policy

India-Africa ties improved in 2018 over Mahatma's legacy, economic aid

India extended two lines of credit worth nearly $200 million to Uganda in energy infrastructure, agriculture and dairy sectors

India must act decisively, punitively to protect its interests: Jaishankar

Former foreign secretary S Jaishankar said traditional concepts were no longer effective in guiding policymaking

Transforming foreign policy

As a significant global player, India has to play a more nuanced, multilayered diplomatic game

Budget cuts affecting foreign policy objectives: Tharoor

Biggest challenge to Indian foreign policy isn't from Pakistan but from finance ministry, he says

S Jaishankar: Big dangers can be addressed through multilateralism

India is a natural exponent of multilateralism

MEA to start two-day dialogue to seek expert views on foreign policy

This is in line with PM's idea to engage wide range of experts in policy making

India's foreign policy change opens new avenues for businesses

Almost 64 legislative bills passed in the last two years and steps taken up to ease business regulations