By Nihal Chauhan
Well within his first 100 days of his third term, Indian prime minister Narendra Modi has already reaffirmed India-ASEAN relations with his most recent trip to Singapore as part of his Southeast Asia tour.
Energy & Climate
By Raul Alfaro-Pelico
With COP31 taking place in Antalya this month, it is increasingly clear that Africa’s biggest challenge is not lack of capital but means to unlock it in its physical, natural, and social forms.
ORF Global Quarterly V1
By Akram Zaoui
Unlocking the full potential of digital labour platforms will require removing regulatory barriers and enhancing the institutional, legal, and physical infrastructure.
Energy & Climate
By Piyush Verma and Medha Prasanna
Democrats will now chair relevant committees, set the agenda, and hold the power of the purse, but will still confront the prospect of a presidential veto. This has important implications for U.S. energy policy.
ORF Global Quarterly V1
By Arpan Tulsyan
AI is changing how education can be delivered, while Industry 4.0 is creating new learning and skills requirements in the labour market. How can education systems build adaptable skills that lead to productive employment?
ORF Global Quarterly V1
By Dhaval Desai
Urbanisation in Asia and Africa will intensify pressure on land and infrastructure amidst worsening climate hazards and the growing need to curb carbon emissions. The defining innovation of this urban century will therefore be institutional: building the authority, fiscal capacity, and governing systems that cities need to adapt before unsustainable urban form and inequality become entrenched.
