Blogs

War Narratives: Shift beyond Major Powers

Rhythm Parashar - PhD Scholar

War narratives are the methods used by the global powers to justify the militarisation and their actions in war. Through war narratives, big powers ex

Climate Exodus: Seeking refuge beyond the borders

Sneh Thapa - Student Kautilya

“We are likely to become the victims of a phenomenon to which we have contributed very little and which we can do very little to halt” This quote by A

Navigating India’s Maritime Diplomacy and Blue Economy

Saheli Sengupta - Student Kautilya

India is ornamented with a long and beautiful coastline, flanked by rich and vibrant coastal resources. But how significant is the position that India

Challenges in Designing Multi-Disciplinary Praxis in AI Policy Education

Dr. Vishnu S Pillai - Assistant Professor, Kautilya

Over the past few months, I have participated in many conferences and workshops on AI policy, regulation, governance, and related areas.

It’s high time to end the P-5 Monopoly

Shambhu Vibha - Student Kautilya

In 1945, the United Nations was established with the objective to prevent another world war. In 2025, the same organisation is unable to prevent itsel

When Everyone Is a Policy Expert, Policy Loses Its Meaning

Dr. Sharique Mazanir - Assistant Professor, Kautilya

Public policy in India is having a moment, as it has become one of the most elastic professional labels in the contemporary marketplace. Yet this appa

Soft Power 2.0: From Embassies to Algorithms

Riya Bhaskaran - Student Kautilya

Coined by Joseph Nye, soft power is the ability of a nation to attract and persuade rather than coerce. For decades, it was a neat showcase:

Are WTO rules standing in the way of climate action?

Parth Sarthi Shukla - Student Kautilya

The World Trade Organisation was built for a different time, one where global economic collaboration had more importance than the survival of the plan

From Stigma to Support: Reframing Menopause in India

Bolake Chetan Kailas - Student, Kautilya

Available estimates show that the population of menopausal and post-menopausal women in India is rapidly rising. The Indian Menopause Society projecte