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It's boiling in the Himalayas

Germany's turnaround must now lead to enhanced security cooperation with India

A battle between the world's two most populous states is looming on the border between India and China: at the end of 2022, a violent confrontation once again occurred between the two nuclear powers. The consequences of this conflict could be more far-reaching than German politicians have suspected so far. In any case, Germany started late in considering the Indo-Pacific as a security-relevant region. But instead of now consistently applying the conclusions of the turn of the times to India - especially against the backdrop of the Ukraine war - it remains mostly with declarations of friendship.

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Further rise of regional parties in India?

What role do India's regional parties play in the run-up to India's 2024 general elections?

Since the 1990s, the number of Indian regional parties has steadily increased.

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Indien and the „Russian arms question“

Other countries see arms exports as a strategic instrument. Germany should do the same.

Armaments cooperation with the Soviet Union and the Russian Federation has formed the basis of India's security policy since the country's independence. The friendship of both states is first of all a deep dependence of New Delhi on Moscow. A dependency from which the Indian government wants and needs to break free, since the decline of the second largest arms exporter is shifting the strategic tectonics in large parts of the global South.

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Why development policy dialogue must be more than a one-way street

Lessons from India's G20 presidency

In the currently challenging times, two glaring mistakes are being made in Europe: We mentally divide the world into categories of the past and still do not correctly assess the importance of emerging regions such as India. On the other hand, the donor countries conduct the development policy dialogue as a one-way street – and we can no longer afford that.

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A year before the general elections in India

Rebirth of the opposition or another term for Modi?

The final countdown is on, with Indian general elections due from May to June 2024. Nothing new for the world's largest democracy, which finds itself in perpetual election mode. In the same year, ten more regional elections will be held in addition to the Lok Sabha elections. Will the man of the last two general elections, Narendra Modi, and his BJP continue to ride the wave of success? Or is the time ripe for a renaissance of the grand old Congress Party and its opposition allies? Also, why has the face of the Congress party and the BJP opposition en large, Rahul Gandhi, lost his parliamentary seat in the wake of a recent court ruling? These are all probing questions for the worlds largest democracy explored in this country report, providing a deep dive into the hearts and minds of the 1 billion eligible Indian voters and their political representatives.

Energiewende in Indien

Das Ende einer kohlebetriebenen Republik?

Die Regierung Modi hat spätestens seit der COP26 in Glasgow weitreichende Ziele für eine umfassende Energiewende formuliert. Unter anderem will Indien in nur acht Jahren ein komplettes zweites Stromnetz aus ausschließlich erneuerbaren Energien errichten. Doch welchen Herausforderungen muss sich das Land auf seinem Weg in eine grünere Zukunft gegenwärtig stellen und welche Kooperationsmöglichkeiten bieten sich zwischen Neu-Delhi und dem Westen auf diesem Gebiet? Der vorliegende Länderbericht geht diesen drängenden Fragen nach und beleuchtet den aktuellen Status der indischen Energiewende.

Conflict Weekly #154, 15 December 2022, Vol.3, No.37

An initiative by NIAS-IPRI and KAS-India Office

The UK: Conservative party put to test as worker strikes continue

Conflict Weekly #153, 8 December 2022, Vol.3, No.36

An initiative by NIAS-IPRI and KAS-India Office

Russia: Drone attacks escalate the Ukraine war

Conflict Weekly #152, 1 December 2022, Vol.3, No.35

An initiative by NIAS-IPRI and KAS-India Office

Protests in China and the end of TTP's ceasefire in Pakistan

Special Edition: 150th Issue of Conflict Weekly

An initiative by NIAS-IPRI and KAS-India Office

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