Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Diplomatist - January 2025

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As we begin a new year and a new edition of Diplomatist Magazine, it is an opportune time to reflect on the evolving dynamics of global diplomacy, the role of emerging powers, and the increasingly interconnected world in which we live. 2025 marks a year of immense opportunity, challenges, and changes in international relations, and it is crucial that we, as stakeholders in diplomacy, international policy, and global development, remain attuned to these shifts.

INDIA 2024 Rising Power, Defining Moments

India's Semiconductor Surge: Discover how SEMICON India 2024 positions the nation as a global hub for semiconductor manufacturing eco system.

5 mins

What to expect in 2025 The beginning of a new era in geopolitics

The beginning of a new era in geopolitics

5 mins

Latin America in 2025: SPOTLIGHT ON LEADERSHIP CHANGES AND ECONOMIC PROSPECTS

SPOTLIGHT ON LEADERSHIP CHANGES AND ECONOMIC PROSPECTS

8 mins

India's Rising Influence Leading the Global South's Agenda in a Multipolar World

Leading the Global South's Agenda in a Multipolar World

6 mins

INDIA'S EVOLVING STAKE IN THE UNITED NATIONS

As India wishes to enter the year 2025 as a responsible power in the international system, it will make sure that it is a part of the scheme of things of the United Nations.

3 mins

The World in 2025 Ten Issues That Will Shape the International Agenda

Ten Issues That Will Shape the International Agenda

6 mins

Bharat's Role in Shaping the Global South Agenda in 2025

Bharat is set to enter a new era in shaping the Global South agenda as a part of its vibrant foreign policy under Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his third term, with a commitment to a “new chapter of big decisions” (SK, 2024) for achieving a Viksit Bharat (Developed Bharat) by 2047. Extending from the successes of the past 10 years, this upcoming phase will consolidate Bharat as a world power with strategic parameters of growth, alliances, and active diplomacy in the geopolitical terrain. Modi’s target to make Bharat the world’s third-largest economy by 2027 will catalyze a wave of structural economic changes, promoting sustainable digital infrastructure, advancing energy transitions, and enhancing Bharat’s shock absorption capacities to global financial volatilities. These measures are not just economic policies but tools of soft power, improving Bharat’s standing as a destination for international investment and cooperation in the eyes of both developed and developing countries of the Global South.

4 mins

CLIMATE DIPLOMACY IN 2025: A focus on India's leadership in COP 30

A focus on India's leadership in COP 30

5 mins

India's Multilateral Diplomacy Key Engagements at the UN, G20, and BRICS in 2024

Introduction - The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war and the Israel-Hamas conflict have underscored a shift in global dynamics, with a growing emphasis on bilateral ties and regional alignments. India's diplomatic stance during the pivotal conflicts has been to consistently voice the concerns of the developing nations and champion fair and just treatment for all.

4 mins

Poland's EU Presidency in 2025: Priorities and Challenges for Europe

Poland's presidency of the Council of the European Union in 2025 is at a critical convergence, where composite geopolitical and economic dynamics complications intersect to shape Europe's future path (Saussay, 2024).

5 mins

CONNECTIVITY CORRIDORS: India's Gateway to South and Central Asia

India holds a geostrategic position on the Indian subcontinent. Its location is more significant given the sharing borders with all the South Asia neighbouring and Central Asia making it an extended neighbourhood region. However, connectivity has not remained in the regional integration framework of the South and Central Asian regions. No matter how hard the regional leadership had worked on this, the optimal result has not been reached yet given the various geopolitical and geostrategic dynamics.

5 mins

Neighbourhood First Redefining India-Sri Lanka Relations

Introduction - Despite leading the traditionally pro-Chinese Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP) party, Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake chose India for his first overseas visit since taking office, reaffirming India's strong commitment to its “Neighbourhood First” policy.

5 mins

Climate Diplomacy in 2025: A Focus on India's Leadership in COP30

The UN Climate Change Conference (UNFCCC COP 30) convenes in November 2025 in the Brazilian city of Belém, the closest major city to the mouth of the Amazon.

4 mins

Russia's Growing Engagement in Southeast Asia

Geopolitical Ambitions and Strategic Implications

7 mins

G20 Summit in Brazil 5 Key Takeaways as World Leaders Met in Rio

Introduction - The 19th G20 Summit was held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with the G20 Leaders' Summit taking place on November 18-19, 2024 under the theme 'Building a Just World and a Sustainable Planet'i. It was Brazil's first time hosting a G20 gathering.

5 mins

Open Innovation, AI Water-Tech and Digital Twin: An Inconspicuous Emerging Phenomenon

Digital twin technology, a virtual replica of a physical system, is revolutionising the water sector. By creating detailed digital models of water infrastructure, such as pipelines, reservoirs, and treatment plants, water utilities can simulate various scenarios, optimise operations, and predict potential issues. Open innovation in this context involves collaboration between diverse stakeholders, including utilities, technology providers, researchers, and communities, to develop and share innovative solutions. By fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing, open innovation can accelerate the development and deployment of digital twin solutions, leading to more efficient, resilient, and sustainable water management.

7 mins

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