In a major shift, India surpassed Japan to become the third-largest power in the Asia Power Index, reflecting its increasing geopolitical stature. This achievement is driven by India's dynamic growth, youthful population, and expanding economy, solidifying its position as a leading force in the region.

According to new research from Imperial College Business School, the value of the US dollar against foreign currencies between 1983-2024 increased, on average, by over 4 percent a year during Democratic Presidencies and depreciated by 1.25 percent a year during Republican Presidencies – a difference in returns of more than 5 percent.

The Israeli Ministry of Defense and the Indian Ministry of Defense have collaborated on a seminar to enhance security cooperation against the growing threat of drones.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visits to Poland and Ukraine have perplexed foreign policy experts, who view India's diplomatic balancing act as a strategy to depolarize the world, guided by the “country's interests first" philosophy of his government.

The international legal order faces a grave threat from authoritarian regimes. New research from the Vienna University of Economics and Business therefore proposes for the first time, an abstract and normative definition of authoritarian international law norms.

Ukraine’s ‘relatively open’ economy is poorly suited to wartime conditions, finds a new report from the PeaceRep-Ukraine team at LSE IDEAS, the LSE’s foreign policy think tank.