Posts tagged Aditya Gowdara Shivamurthy
Bangladesh’s transition under the BNP: A case for stronger India–Australia cooperation
Bangladesh’s transition under the BNP: A case for stronger India–Australia cooperation

Written by Grace Corcoran and Aditya Gowdara Shivamurthy

Maritime security presents a high-impact avenue for coordination. Bangladesh possesses one of the most capable armed forces in the region and is the second-largest recipient of Chinese military equipment worldwide.

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South Asia9DLBangladesh’s transition under the BNP: A case for stronger India–Australia cooperation, Grace Corcoran, Aditya Gowdara Shivamurthy, 9DASHLINE, Bangladesh, India, Australia, China, Tarique Rahman, Narendra Modi, Bangladesh Nationalist Party, Sheikh Hasina, Foreign Aid, foreign investment, Awami League, Muhammad Yunus, Bangladesh elections, Australia-Bangladesh Development Partnership Plan, India-Australia Joint Declaration on Defence and Security Cooperation, Bangladesh transition, BNP
In the Maldives, domestic politics is causing China to lose ground
In the Maldives, domestic politics is causing China to lose ground

Written by Aditya Gowdara Shivamurthy

There is less space for China’s diplomatic manoeuvres if the next Maldivian government embraces a minimalist interaction with China and chooses alternative Indo-Pacific partners to deter any Chinese misadventures.

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Power Politics9DLIn the Maldives, domestic politics is causing China to lose ground, Aditya Gowdara Shivamurthy, 9dashline, Maldives, China, India, Rjnath Singh, defence cooperation, Chinese influence, Sea lines of communication, Indian Ocean, Maldivian Democratic Party, Maumoon Gayoom, Maldives-China relations, Maledives Presidential Elections, India First Policy, Mohammed Nasheed, Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), Free Trade Agreements (FTA), Abdulla Yameen, India Out Movement, In the Maldives domestic politics is causing China to lose ground