... oversight of issues such as conduct, academic performance, and class attendance.” Recruiters also assist in outreach activities, including engagement with prospective applicants and their parents.
Varun Athreyas:
Snow, Stethoscopes, and Success: The Indian-Russian Educational Bridge to a New Era
Factors Constraining Educational Mobility from India
Representatives of Russian universities note that Indian students generally show limited interest in learning the Russian language, as most do not currently ...
RIAC and Gateway House Report #113 / 2026
RIAC and Gateway House Report #113 / 2026
A sharp increase in economic cooperation became the most distinct feature in Russia–India relations in this decade. Despite both countries being major global economies, their partnership in trade and investment still holds large untapped potential for further growth. The following report proposes paths for expanding bilateral economic ...
... it suffers economic losses from higher oil prices. A large number of Indians work in the Gulf countries. New Delhi will likely be able to maintain a stable position no matter how the situation develops. But ending the conflict is more beneficial for India than continuing it.
Russia
The results of the first round of the campaign are likely to be beneficial to Moscow. The US focus has shifted to the Middle East, and with it, so have its resources. Iran is withstanding the onslaught. Oil and gas prices have soared. Russia’s ...
... culture of caution, which limits transparency and predictability, both of which are essential for deeper forms of economic integration. At the same time, security cooperation remains the only domain in which all major powers within the SCO such as China, Russia, and India can engage without compromising their strategic autonomy or national interests. For Russia in particular, this architecture is especially valuable. In a period of shifting regional alignments, the SCO provides Moscow with a reliable multilateral ...
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mission
in 2026. The mission is designed to search for and study water ice in permanently shadowed regions. The follow-on Chang’e-8 program is linked to the development of technologies for the future International Lunar Research Station, a joint Russian-Chinese project.
For its part, India’s Chandrayaan-4 mission, scheduled for 2028, is supposed to deliver soil samples taken near the Moon’s South Pole. This will be followed by plans in New Delhi for a joint polar expedition with Japan. The objective is to determine how much water ...
... intended as signals. Allies made concessions out of fear of losing important benefits from their relationship with the US: military and economic aid programs, access to the American market, loans, expertise, and goods.
Ivan Timofeev, Andrey Bystritskiy:
Russia and India: Relying on Themselves and Each Other
As finance grew increasingly globalized and American banks became more central to global financial transactions, the US Treasury and Justice Departments actively used administrative and criminal investigations ...
Russia and India will likely have to exercise strategic patience again—a quality they both possess in abundance
Self-sufficiency in Russian-Indian relations has become commonplace over the nearly eighty years of their history. Both countries are major players in global politics. It is difficult for outside players to influence their political trajectory. This was the case during the Cold ...
No clear-cut global order is in sight in the near term, but India-Russia ties are suited for any kind of world order that eventually develops
As the India–Russia Strategic Partnership marks its 25
th
year, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited India for the 23
rd
Annual Summit—his 10
th
visit to New Delhi....
... 1990s, Russia abandoned a one-sided orientation towards the West. While maintaining a full-fledged political dialogue, Moscow began strengthening its ties with various players across Eurasia and went to great lengths to promote interaction within the Russia-India-China triangle, which later became the backbone of BRICS+. The territorial dispute with China was settled, and a new Russian-Chinese treaty was signed. One of the world’s longest borders underwent sweeping demilitarisation. China became a key ...
... global geopolitics, following the U.S. imposition of secondary tariffs against India due to its continued Russian oil imports, the visit served as a significant moment for the reassertion of a multipolar world order. Beyond these developments, the annual India-Russia bilateral summit also presents an opportune moment to ascertain the direction of bilateral cooperation, particularly in the broader context of India’s strategic engagement in Eurasia and its regional security concerns, especially in the aftermath ...
