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To ensure the successful growth of the Asia Pacific region in the coming decades, adequate infrastructure is needed. This looks at the current infrastructure landscape in the region, comparing China and India’s competing strategies.

Worsening climate change will impact global politics, creating new vulnerabilities as well as opportunities. This brief looks at the ways in which India has used climate policies to gain leverage.

China's submarine deployments in the Indian Ocean can be considered as geopolitical signalling of a rising China, say authors from the Observer Research Foundation.

This paper argues that India needs to update its data collections system in order to best identify areas of opportunity and progress on its SDGs relating to health and nutrition.

This essay outlines the security and geopolitical challenges between India and China as the two nations prepare for their first strategic dialogue, and touches upon the issues of terrorism, nuclear energy and proliferation, and trade, amongst others.

This paper looks at the implications of the rise of China to the Asian security order. It ponders the potential of the India-Japan-Australia trilateral as a response to U.S. retrenchment.

This highlights the imperative for India’s G20 presidency to promote the sustainability agenda and recommends the creation of a G20 Development Finance Institution to facilitate finance flows.

Rising military activity and non-traditional challenges in the littorals threaten the health of the oceans and the people who depend on them. This recommends a partnership between India, South Korea, and ASEAN in marine governance and infrastructure.

The WTO’s Dispute Settlement System (DSS) faces an unprecedented crisis. This evaluates India’s experience with the DSS, The DSS procedural challenges, and recommends reforms.

This report, drawn from an ORF conference, looks at policy options to expand India-Africa trade cooperation and capacity building initiatives aimed at building food security.