The 28th conference is a milestone event where the international community must confront the harsh truths about our collective (and differentiated) efforts to combat climate emergency.

Can the ongoing ‘Act East Policy’ to bring the Northeast closer to the economic powerhouses of the Asia Pacific be further strengthened by India’s G20 leadership?

It is imperative that both men and women speak up and raise their voices against gender-based violence.

In spite of the history of legislative reservations for women, it's essential to recognise that there may be more effective solutions to achieve women's political empowerment.

The 18th G20 Leaders’ Summit, led by India, concluded with the New Delhi Declaration. Amidst the Ukraine war and US-China tensions, uncertainty loomed over G20 consensus. India's diplomacy shone as G20 leaders aligned, keeping the forum relevant. However, the focus remains on the content of the consensus and its impact on global issues.

The G20 Summit in New Delhi has been rated as a crucial milestone in the journey of this forum since 2008. The essay examines the larger context in which the summit was held; the challenges India as its President faced; and the outcomes of the summit. The evaluation is undertaken from the perspective of geopolitics, unveiling the summit's seven special features and their impact. The author argues that on the triad of consensus, additionality, and implementation, the summit was a clear political and diplomatic success. However, deepening polarisation and the war in West Asia raise serious concerns about stability, peace, and prosperity in the world.