Foreign Policy & Security, ORF Global Quarterly V1
ORF America
Russia-China Defence and Security Partnership: ...

By Aleksei Zakharov

Russia-China Defence and Security Partnership: Intensification Amid Constraints
Technology Policy, Foreign Policy & Security
ORF America
Securing Access to Frontier AI: The Case for an ...

By Rudra Chaudhuri

There is a need for an architecture, such as a Trusted AI Corridor, which can help mitigate the risk that regulators in both the United States and India take steps that could roll back years of investment in a deepening technology partnership.

Securing Access to Frontier AI: The Case for an India–U.S. Trusted Corridor
Foreign Policy & Security, ORF Global Quarterly V1
ORF America
Latin America: Navigating the Turbulence

By Vasabjit Banerjee

China’s economic and military presence in Latin America is expanding, prompting the United States to pursue countermeasures. Other extra-regional actors, ranging from the European Union to countries such as India, are simultaneously deepening their engagement with the region. The United States could strategically leverage these relationships to reinforce its own position.

Latin America: Navigating the Turbulence
Foreign Policy & Security
ORF America
Five Takeaways from the Quad Joint Statement

By Dhruva Jaishankar

The latest Quad joint statement highlights how economic security is receiving priority at this juncture, critical and emerging technologies are being somewhat marginalized by unilateral and bilateral efforts, and efforts of maritime security continue to progress in a more workmanlike manner.

Five Takeaways from the Quad Joint Statement
Foreign Policy & Security, ORF Global Quarterly V1
ORF America
The Return of Nuclear Competition

By Kartik Bommakanti

The emerging nuclear competition is increasingly being shaped by a key structural driver: the expansion of Chinese military power.

The Return of Nuclear Competition

Anneleen Roggeman

UN Adopts First Draft Convention Against Cybercrime

UN Adopts First Draft Convention Against Cybercrime

By Anneleen Roggeman

Earlier this month, member states of the UN Ad Hoc Committee on Cybercrime agreed to adopt the first global convention against cybercrime after three years of negotiations. The convention will be presented to the UN General Assembly in September, ratifying its legitimacy in 40 countries.

Observer Research Foundation America, 1100 17th St. NW, Suite 501, Washington DC 20036 USA