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Eerishika Pankaj

Eerishika Pankaj is an Editorial Assistant to the Series Editor for the Routledge Series on Think Asia and has previously been employed as a Research Associate in Bengaluru. She has also worked as a Research Intern with the Delhi Policy Group (DPG). Ms. Pankaj has been selected as a Young Leader in the 2020 cohort of the Pacific Forum's Young Leaders Program.
Indo-Pacific

What Biden’s Win Means for China

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The election of Joe Biden to the Presidency of the United States of America has been a defining moment of a tumultuous 2020, wherein...
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France in India’s Changing China Policy

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Post-Galwan, India’s foreign policy overtures are poised to show willingness to inculcate more robust security partnerships and economic alliances. In this regard, France emerges...

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