Hopes and challenges for climate-displaced communities Article The decision at COP28 to operationalise the Loss and Damage Fund is a welcome move but it needs to be put on the fast track to ensure a secure future for vulnerable people. Ranjan K Panda
Just, orderly and equitable climate transition Article The decision of moving away from fossil fuels, and operationalisation of the loss and damage fund are major wins from COP28. Chandra Bhushan
India’s residential emissions challenges Article The country’s transition rate to clean cooking fuel has to be tripled to meet SDG 7 goals and mitigate health and climate change. Chandra Bhushan
Engaging the Indo-Pacific: The Quad way Article Despite external disruptions or bilateral challenges among members, the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue sustains its commitment, setting a precedent for uninterrupted collaboration that ensures continuity and reliability in regional engagements. Dr. Gaurav Saini
Helô D’Angelo, Roshi Rouzbehani, Selen Sarikaya Eren, Sonaksha, Salomeya Bauer, Kanza Naheed, Chelwek
India's G20 Presidency: Conception, policy prescription and impact Analysis The country was effective in insulating the forum from geopolitical turbulence, making it more representative, placing the spotlight on the Global South and crafting a comprehensive blueprint of global solutions. Rajiv Bhatia
G20 after India: Risks of a Global South agenda Article Consecutive G20 presidencies – Indonesia, India and Brazil – indicate Global South’s expanding influence but it may bring in problems of diluting existing targets for global action at local levels. Dr. Gaurav Saini
Feminist Foreign Policy: Shaping Global Discourses Podcast Series The insightful journey into the realm of feminist foreign policy, brought to you by the Heinrich Böll Stiftung Regional Office New Delhi. Hosted by Dr. Tishya Khillare, researcher based in New Delhi, specializing in gender security and feminist international relations. Dr. Tishya Khillare
