Dnyanashri Kulkarni

The author is currently working as a Research Fellow at the India Foundation in New Delhi.

The Future We Make Together: Key Outcomes of the Korea-Africa Summit 2024

The 21st century has often been described as the "Asian Century" due to the rapid economic growth and geopolitical rise of countries like India...

Asia-Pacific to Indo-Pacific Quadrilateral Security Dialogue for a Resilient and Secure Region

The year 2020 not only marked the emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic that gripped the nations all across the globe but also a rise...

Java to Borneo: Developmental or a Strategic Move?

Borneo, the third largest island on earth, is a home to 18 million people and over 200 ethnic groups. The rainforests of Borneo are...

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