India is developing its own Sustainable Finance Taxonomy to define 'green' economic activities. This framework will prevent 'green-washing' and align investments with India's unique sustainability goals. 

This webinar explored the evolving dynamics between India, the EU, and China in a complex geopolitical landscape, where shifting alliances and strategic challenges shape the future of international relations.

The renewed focus on South Asia, which began in the previous regime under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is likely to be a foreign policy priority for the recently sworn-in National Democratic Alliance government also led by Modi, especially in face of the growing influence of China in the region.

In 'Sharing Life: Alternative Worldviews,' Linda Chhakchhuak and other scholars explore the profound connection between indigenous knowledge, jhum cultivation, and sustainable resource management in Northeast India.

Ahead of the 80th anniversary of the Bretton Woods Conference, together with partner institutions, we propose reforms in eight critical areas of the international economic and financial architecture to reflect the changing global realities and challenges. 

This webinar explored emerging trends, socio-political contexts and key drivers shaping India's foreign policy in the coming years.