Vijay Sakhuja

Konstantin Simonov

Vladimir Sokolov

Elias Samo

Denis Sekirinsky

Lyubov Shishelina

Mehdi Sanaei

Randall Schweller

Jacob L. Shapiro

Archil Sikharulidze

Vijay Sakhuja

India

Vice President for Maritime Affairs, Industry 4.0 and Innovation at The Peninsula Foundation (TPF); Head of the Centre of Excellence for Geopolitics and International Studies (CEGIS) at REVA University, Bengaluru, India.

Materials

Opinion

Narendra Modi: A ‘Muscular Champion’ of New India

A recurring theme in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speeches in the run up to the elections was nationalism that is free of caste, religion and gender. Although some in India believe that Prime Minister Modi represents the ‘Hindu juggernaut’, there is no doubt that he is a ‘muscular champion’ of ‘New India’ who advocates a strong sense of nationalism.

27.05.2019

Opinion

Moscow Need Not Worry About India-US Partnership

There is a perception that India’s foreign policy is fast gravitating towards the United States as the primary actor for implementing political, economic and strategic agendas.

10.06.2016

Opinion

Ufa Summits. Understanding the Strategic Footprint

The BRICS and SCO Summits in Ufa were a great success in their own rights and the member states rallied behind Moscow as it faces US led sanctions; but there are inherent contradictions that emerge from among the partners that form a mixed bag of anti/pro-West camps.

17.07.2015

Opinion

Indian Premier Modi Leads Diplomatic Blitzkrieg

The Indian foreign policy under the new government is on a roller coaster ride and is proving successful and rewarding. On display is a diplomatic blitzkrieg by the Modi government with the neighbors, strategic partners, and other friendly countries who are willing to engage India.

06.10.2014

Opinion

Russia Commits to Building Northern Sea Route Infrastructure

Earlier this month, Russia hosted the Fourth International Meeting of the Arctic Council at Naryan-Mar, a seaport in the Barents Sea, to discuss issues relating to the infrastructure and safety of ships passing through the Northern Sea Route (NSR).

20.08.2014

Opinion

Russia and China: Icy Latitudes of Cooperation and Competition

China has tracked Russia’s military development plans in the Arctic; its current Arctic approach hinges on the use of soft power to reinforce its position as a benign and a responsible stakeholder. There are encouraging signs of the growing relationship between Russia and China. However, the icy latitudes of the Arctic could pose a challenge to their future cooperation.

06.02.2014

Opinion

India and the Arctic: Prospects for Collaboration with Russia

A number of Asian countries have exhibited interest in the Arctic region. They are also closely monitoring the unfolding resource potential of the Northern Sea Route. India and Russia can be proactive and work towards early adoption of the Polar Code which is facing a number of challenges.

10.01.2014