Author - Anil Trigunayat

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India and the UAE – On a Higher Orbital Path

Anil Trigunayat

August 12, 2021

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It is necessary that India explore the possibility of working in a regional context by designing a comprehensive security plan with the cooperation of the UAE.

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Africa on the Anvil

Anil Trigunayat

June 1, 2021

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Africa suffers from institutional and infrastructure deficits worsened by capacity constraints despite decades of formal freedom from the colonial yoke.

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Vaccine Diplomacy in Reverse

Anil Trigunayat

May 5, 2021

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9 minutes

Global challenges need global effort, enterprise and exceptional collaboration as we are in it together.

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Wither The Kabul Express

Anil Trigunayat

April 23, 2021

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10 minutes

India has been heavily invested in Afghanistan and has avoided overt engagement with Taliban until recently due to its past experience and fundamental differences and clear redlines.

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LIBYA – Diving into the Lost Decade

Anil Trigunayat

April 5, 2021

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A dream for ‘New Libya’ remains to be realised even though some may extend a facile argument that for revolutions to succeed ten years is not a long time.

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The Quad Summit: Squaring the Circle

Anil Trigunayat

March 13, 2021

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Quad members have one or the other grievance or complaint against the China of Xi Jinping that made possible their congruence despite divergent perceptions and strategies.

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The Ghost of Khashoggi

Anil Trigunayat

March 2, 2021

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9 minutes

The Ghost of Khashoggi continues to haunt the Saudi establishment that had always tried to remain close to the US Presidents.

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India’s Baltic Connect

Anil Trigunayat

January 28, 2021

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The Baltic states could be crucial for India’s connectivity to Europe as well through the interlinkages of the North South Transport Corridor (INSTC).

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Democracy Deficit is in Fashion from America to Africa

Anil Trigunayat

January 8, 2021

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Some external powers would do well to support the quest of Africans to decide their own destiny rather than supporting regimes that tend to perpetuate anarchy or tyranny in the African continent

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The Arab Spring – Era of a Lost Decade

Anil Trigunayat

December 23, 2020

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10 minutes

Transition is always painful and if it is prolonged beyond a reasonable timeframe the public frustration rises as the masses tend to compare favourably the immediate past with their current state and an uncertain future.