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REVIVAL OF COLOMBO PORT CITY PROJECT: IMPLICATIONS FOR INDIAImage Credits: Engineering News-Record

REVIVAL OF COLOMBO PORT CITY PROJECT: IMPLICATIONS FOR INDIA

The Colombo Port City Project is a significant and arguably among Sri Lanka’s most controversial infrastructure projects. Initiated by the former President Mahinda Rajapaksa with a vision to rejuvenate Sri Lanka’s stagnant economy, the project…
JAPAN AND THE BIG-B PLAN FOR BANGLADESH: AN ASSESSMENTImage Credits: Dhaka Tribune

JAPAN AND THE BIG-B PLAN FOR BANGLADESH: AN ASSESSMENT

The Bay of Bengal Industrial Growth Belt (BIG-B) plan for shared economic cooperation was announced in September 2014 when Prime Minister Shinzo Abe visited Dhaka. This marked a new era in Japan-Bangladesh relations as both countries moved towards…
CHINA: RENEWED ENERGY DEPENDENCE ON IRANImage Credits: The Wall Street Journal

CHINA: RENEWED ENERGY DEPENDENCE ON IRAN

China and Iran recently concluded a  deal on developing  Abadan oil refinery, the largest oil refinery in Iran. In September 2016, the final agreement was reached between China’s Stateowned oil refinery SINOPEC and Iranian Oil Refining and…
NAVIES AND MARITIME MILITIA: AN UNEQUAL CONTESTImage Credits: Stars and Stripes

NAVIES AND MARITIME MILITIA: AN UNEQUAL CONTEST

On 4th September, the USS Firebolt, a coastal patrol boat, operating in the Persian Gulf was the subject of ‘harassment’ by seven Iranian boats operated by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy (IRGCN). This was preceded by a series…

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