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Unprecedented protests, mounting economic pressures, and a political centre losing ground to the far left and far right.
Former Indian Ambassador to France, Dr Mohan Kumar, examines what it means for France’s future.
Watch on The Gist.
@AmbMoKumar
youtu.be/TjhQaIiDDBU?si=ZRqp…
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The Centre for Afghanistan Studies (CAS) warmly wishes everyone a very Happy Dussehra! 🌸✨
May this festive occasion bring happiness, peace, and positivity to all.
@raghavsharma83 @JSIAJindal @JindalGlobalUNI.
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أشارككم مقالي الجديد المنشور اليوم، 19 أكتوبر 2026، في جريدة الجمهورية بعنوان: "حين يتحول الابتكار إلى صناعة: كيف تستفيد مصر من تجربة حاضنات الأعمال الهندية؟"
انطلاقًا من زيارتي لأحد مراكز الابتكار وحاضنات الأعمال في مدينة تشيناي الهندية، أتناول في المقال كيف يمكن تحويل الأفكار البحثية والمبتكرة إلى مشروعات صناعية حقيقية، من خلال تعزيز الروابط بين الجامعات وحاضنات الأعمال والقطاع الصناعي ومؤسسات التمويل.
Pleased to share my latest article, published today, 19 October 2026, in Al Gomhuria, one of Egypt’s leading newspapers, titled: “From Innovation to Industry: What Can Egypt Learn from India’s Business Incubators?”
Drawing on my recent visit to an innovation and incubation centre in Chennai, India, I explore how universities, business incubators, industry, and financing institutions can work together to transform innovative ideas into viable industrial enterprises.
The article highlights practical lessons for Egypt, opportunities to build on existing national capabilities, and the potential for stronger Egypt–India cooperation in innovation, entrepreneurship, and industrial development.
@JSIAJindal
@JindalGlobalUNI @JCGS_JSIA
@algomhourianews
#مصر #الهند #الابتكار #الصناعة #ريادة_الأعمال #التعاون_المصري_الهندي
#Egypt #India #Innovation #IndustrialDevelopment #Entrepreneurship #GlobalSouth #EgyptIndiaRelations – at Delhi, India
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It was an honour to participate in the panel discussion “Between Two Straits: Middle East Chokepoint Vulnerabilities and the Global South,” org by the Jindal Centre for the Global South and the Centre for Middle East Studies at @JSIAJindal
@HebatallahADAM
@aniltrigunayat
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Students that are capable of giving a lesson or two to the professors. Very well done
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President Donald Trump has waived the looming 100 percent tariffs on India and others under the SRIA (Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act) owing to their purchase of Russian oil. He has justified this waiver on the grounds of “the national interests of the United States”. Last summer, I wrote an essay for the 50th anniversary edition of the Fletcher Forum of World Affairs, arguing that India is among a select few beneficiaries of the present era of great power competition, and that India’s ‘would-be great power’ status is being boosted by sharper geopolitical divisions.
Even though Trump has fluctuated wildly on this premise in his second term and has softened US policy toward China, his latest SRIA waiver suggests that American “national interests” are still aligned with India’s rise.
Do read my journal article in full and share your thoughts ⬇️
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The world of international politics is complicated enough without having to answer questions about it under pressure.
Sakshi Asrani and Jiyaa Soni, students of the MA DLB 2025, JSIA, won 3rd place in a BRICS-themed quiz organised by Sansad TV.
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Taking the book back to where it began as doctoral research. If they dislike it, I think the responsibility is at least partly theirs.😀 @CSASPOxford, @ODID_QEH
On Tuesday (20 October) at 2pm @ankitapandey110 will give the Modern South Asian Studies Seminar - 'Understanding Allyship through the history of Civil Liberties Activism in India'
All welcome @CSASPOxford
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Despite suffering heavy losses and facing intense pressure from the USA under President Donald Trump, Ukraine has not caved in to Russia. This is because Ukraine and the Europeans want credible security guarantees for the future, which Russia is unwilling to give. Watch the full episode of this TV show to learn more about the ‘forever war’.
🔗 youtu.be/n76qgaR3ay4?si=oP_N…
1/4 Pooja Arora’s @LaulPatricia chapter in The Palgrave Handbook of Global Approaches to Peace (2026) offers an important contribution to AI-security scholarship, connecting military innovation, strategic instability, and international governance.
it examines UN negotiations on autonomous weapons and evaluates three policy pathways: prohibition, continued military development, and international information-sharing.
A timely contribution—and a promising foundation for further theorising Machine Accelerated Conflict.
🔗 doi.org/10.1007/978-3-032-14…
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JCGS and CMES successfully hosted a panel on Middle East maritime chokepoints and their implications for the Global South.
Our distinguished experts explored maritime security, energy geopolitics, and global trade resilience.
@HebatallahADAM @JSIAJindal @a – at Delhi, India
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It was a pleasure to participate in the panel discussion “Between Two Straits: Middle East Chokepoint Vulnerabilities and the Global South,” jointly organised by the Jindal Centre for the Global South (JCGS) and the Centre for Middle East Studies (CMES) at O.P. Jindal Global University.
My sincere appreciation to Amb. Anil Trigunayat and Col. Rajeev Agarwal for enriching the discussion with their valuable diplomatic and strategic insights. It was equally a pleasure to share the panel with Amb. Prof. (Dr.) Abdul Fattah Ammourah, with thanks to Prof. Elizabeth Roche for her excellent moderation.
I am delighted to see our JCGS Policy Dialogue Series fostering meaningful exchanges on critical geopolitical challenges and their implications for the Global South.
@jsia_jgu
@JindalGlobalUNI
@JSIAJindal
@JCGS_JSIA @Rajeev1421
@aniltrigunayat
#JCGS #GlobalSouth #PolicyDialogue #Geopolitics #MiddleEast – at Delhi, India
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ओ.पी. जिंदल ग्लोबल यूनिवर्सिटी के जिंदल स्कूल ऑफ़ इंटरनेशनल अफेयर्स के लिए गौरव का विषय है कि हमने सोनीपत स्थित अपने परिसर में सुषमा स्वराज इंस्टीट्यूट ऑफ़ फ़ॉरेन सर्विस में प्रशिक्षण ले रहे ३५ भारतीय विदेश सेवा अधिकारियों का एक दिन भर का दौरा आयोजित किया। इन राजनयिकों ने भारत में उच्च शिक्षा में हो रहे नवाचार, अंतरराष्ट्रीय संबंधों पर अनुसंधान को बेहतर बनाने के प्रयासों, कूटनीतिज्ञों और शिक्षाविदों के बीच तालमेल की आवश्यकता, और २०४७ तक विकसित भारत और अग्रणी शक्ति बनने के हमारे साझा राष्ट्रीय लक्ष्य को हासिल करने की राह के बारे में जाना। हम अपने विदेश मंत्रालय की क्षमता-निर्माण पहलों का समर्थन करने के लिए प्रतिबद्ध रहेंगे!
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It was an honour for us at the Jindal School of International Affairs (JSIA) of OP Jindal Global University (JGU) to host 35 mid-career Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officers being trained at the Sushma Swaraj Institute of Foreign Service (SSIFS) on our campus in Sonipat for a day-long engagement. The officers learnt about innovations in higher education in India, efforts to improve the quality of International Relations studies in India, the need for deeper synergies between diplomats and academicians, and the way forward for achieving our shared national goal of Viksit Bharat and leading power in the world by 2047. We remain committed to supporting capacity-building initiatives of our Ministry of External Affairs!
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New publication!
My chapter, “AI Weaponization: Threats to Peace or Paths to International Cooperation?”, is out in The Palgrave Handbook of Global Approaches to Peace (Palgrave Macmillan).
Can AI weaponization incentivise cooperation rather than conflict?
doi.org/10.1007/978-3-032-14…
@amitabhmattoo @JNUAbhishek @swasrao @anuragbisen @JSIAJindal
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Delighted to announce that I have signed a book contract with Brill for my forthcoming sole-authored monograph!
"India’s Foreign Policy in Data: Trade, Technology, Investment and Influence in a Multipolar World" will be published as part of Brill’s International Comparative Social Studies (ICSS) series.
The book examines India’s evolving position in the international political economy through four interconnected dimensions: trade, technology, foreign direct investment, and diplomatic influence.
It seeks to move beyond conventional narratives of India's rise by adopting an empirical, data-driven approach to understanding how economic relationships, technological partnerships, investment flows, and diplomatic engagement shape India's external relations.
@amitabhmattoo @JNUAbhishek @swasrao @anuragbisen