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Prof. Sonu Trivedi, Distinguished Fellow at India Foundation writes on #8888 Movement in
"Echoes of 8888: The unfinished revolution in and its implications today”
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Echoes of 8888: The unfinished revolution in Myanmar and its implications today The legacy of Myanmar’s August 8, 1988, uprising lives on in today’s unfinished struggle for democracy and federalism

Ms. Trishala Sancheti, Research Fellow at the India Foundation, writes for Firstpost on “Why the US and China are battling for Congo’s critical minerals.”

Why US and China are battling for Congo’s critical minerals The Democratic Republic of the Congo possesses substantial reserves of lithium, coltan, manganese, tantalum, tungsten, gold, tin and diamonds. Now, the African nation has become a focal point of the US-China rivalry

Suu Kyi and Hasina are back. South Asia still can’t move past its strong women

Article by Ms Rami Niranjan Desai, Distinguished Fellow at India Foundation for ThePrint.

Suu Kyi and Hasina are back. South Asia still can’t move past its strongwomen The re-emergence of Aung San Suu Kyi and Sheikh Hasina reveals why personality still trumps institutions in India’s neighbourhood

In Valley, parties' protest does not resonate with people

Article published in Indian Express on 8 August 2026 as part of Dr Ram Madhav's weekly column titled 'Ram Rajya'.

In Valley, parties' protest does not resonate with people - Ram Madhav (The article was originally published in Indian Express as a part of Dr Ram Madhav’s column titled Ram Rajya on August 08, 2026. Views expressed are personal.) The Kashmir Valley witnessed the annual ritual of protests and demonstrations by the local political parties like the National Conference ...

In Valley, parties' protest does not resonate with people - Ram Madhav (The article was originally published in Indian Express as a part of Dr Ram Madhav’s column titled Ram Rajya on August 08, 2026. Views expressed are personal.) The Kashmir Valley witnessed the annual ritual of protests and demonstrations by the local political parties like the National Conference ...

On 5 August 2026, India Foundation, in collaboration with India Habitat Centre, organised a panel discussion on ‘Challenges and Opportunities for India and the Indo-Pacific’ at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. The panellists for the discussion were Amb Veena Sikri, Former High Commissioner of India to Bangladesh; Commodore Jai Bedi, Executive Director, National Maritime Foundation; and Prof. Swasti Rao, Associate Professor, Jindal School of International Affairs. The session was moderated by Capt. Alok Bansal, Executive Vice President, India Foundation.

India Foundation, in collaboration with India Habitat Centre, is organising a panel discussion on ’Challenges and Opportunities for India and the Indo-Pacific’ on Wednesday, August 5 2026, at Gulmohar Hall, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, from 06 PM onwards. The programme will begin with initial remarks by the experts, followed by free-flowing discussions.

The panellists for the discussion are Amb Veena Sikri, Former High Commissioner of India to Bangladesh; Vice Admiral Pradeep Chauhan, Director General, National Maritime Foundation; and Prof. Swasti Rao, Associate Professor, Jindal School of International Affairs. The session will be moderated by Capt. Alok Bansal, Executive Vice President, India Foundation.



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Dr Shristi Pukhrem, Director, Act East Centre, India Foundation shared insights with South China Morning Post on Ready player 3: India offers Asean a US-China alternative. India pitches trade, missiles and room to hedge as the US and China vie for regional influence.

Ready player 3: India offers Asean a US-China alternative India pitches trade, missiles and room to hedge as the US and China vie for regional influence.