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Kadhimi’s Bid to Revive Iraqi Fortunes (Muddassir Quamar, IDSA)

On 28 August 2021, Iraq hosted the first “Baghdad Conference for Cooperation and Partnership” with participation of eight regional countries, including Iran, Saudi Arabia,...

The Policy and Operational Challenges in Formulating India’s New Foreign Trade Policy (Ram Singh, Surendar Singh, ORF)

In 2022, the Government of India is set to introduce the new Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) that will provide direction to the country's broader...

Why rise of Fumio Kishida as new Japanese prime minister is good news for India (Shashank Mattoo, ORF)

The votes are in and the wait is over: Fumio Kishida will be anointed Prime Minister of Japan. His victory, just a year after an...

The Road to Glasgow: Greening the recovery (ORF)

On October 4, 2021, Observer Research Foundation (ORF), in collaboration with the Nehru Centre, London, hosted the first panel discussion on the overarching theme,...

Hypersonic Weapons: What Are the Challenges for the Armed Forces (Joseph Henrotin, IFRI)

In just a few years, hypersonic glide vehicles and cruise missiles have become new symbols of military power, signaling a return to strategic competition...

Germany’s Russia policy in the post-Merkel era (Chatham House)

History overshadows Germany’s relations with Russia, greatly complicating Berlin’s efforts to design effective policies to manage the challenge posed by Russia to Europe’s stability. After...

A world recovery fund to overcome developing countries’ post-covid debt woes? (Alicia Garcia-Herrero, Brugel)

Read the full policy brief prepared for the International Finance Task Force of the Think20 (T20), the official engagement group of the G20. A world recovery...

Do robots dream of paying taxes? (Rebecca Christie, Bruegel)

Robot taxes embody the more futuristic challenges of managing automation and legacy workers. As machines and artificial intelligence take on more roles that used...

Economic diplomacy: Japan’s new PM joins the (supply) chain gang (Greg Earl, The Interpreter)

For a country renowned for churning through ministers, perhaps the most remarkable thing about Japan’s new ministry under freshly appointed leader Fumio Kishida is...

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