The Indian Radius: Endurance of the Indo-Pacific
About this episode
The episode discusses Indian diplomacy in July, focusing on PM Modi's tour and NATO's annual summit, while exploring India's economic and foreign policy alignment.
July has been an exceptionally busy month for Indian diplomacy. PM Modi embarked on a three-nation tour of Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, NATO leaders gathered for their annual summit. Join Vanshika Saraf and Amit Kumar as they assess each of these meetings and their importance. They also explore the growing—yet often incomplete—alignment between India’s economic and foreign policies. Check out the China Coercion Tracker (amitkumar-ak.com/china-coercion-tracker/mindmap.html) . It offers a risk-exposure assessment and a comprehensive mindmap of China’s economic statecraft. Also, read the latest issue brief (takshashila.org.in/content/publications/20260709-China-Japan-Escalation.html) on the drivers, responses and implications of the recent escalatory spiral between China and Japan. All Things Policy is a daily podcast on public policy brought to you by the Takshashila Institution…
People in this episode
Host: Vanshika Saraf
Guest: Amit Kumar
Topics covered
- Indian diplomacy
- Indo-Pacific
- economic policies
- foreign policies
- NATO summit
- China-Japan relations
Keywords
- Indian diplomacy
- Indo-Pacific
- PM Modi
- NATO summit
- China
- Japan
- economic policies
- foreign policies
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Takshashila Institution, NATO, China, Japan
Places: India, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand
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