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The social costs of war often outweigh the economic impact. From displacement to societal trauma, these consequences vary by country, shaped by institutions, values, and social structures. Read here: isas.nus.edu.sg/papers/the-exp…

The US played a key role in brokering a ceasefire in the recent India-Pakistan crisis. Yet, its inconsistent and unclear crisis diplomacy has increased long-term risks in the region. Read here: isas.nus.edu.sg/papers/the-uni…

🗓️ 17 June 2025 🕞 3.30–5.00 PM (SGT) 📍 ISAS Boardroom, NUS 🎙️ Prof. Touqir Hussain | Chair: Assoc Prof Iqbal S. Sevea 🔗 Register: eventbrite.sg/e/isas-seminar… #Afghanistan #Pakistan #Geopolitics #SouthAsia #ISAS

What role did the United States really play in brokering a ceasefire during the recent India-Pakistan crisis? Dr Sandeep Bhardwaj critically examines Washington’s approach to crisis diplomacy in South Asia and raises important questions about the long-term risks of a haphazard

Can higher tax revenues improve governance and reduce corruption? Join us at ISAS for a deep dive into the links between taxation and corruption across 217 countries. 🗓️ Mon, 28 July | 🕞 3.30–5.00PM 📍 ISAS Boardroom, NUS Speaker: Prof Shrabani Saha, Professorial Chair of

The social costs of war often outweigh their economic impact. These social consequences vary across countries, shaped by institutional values and the nature of each society’s social structure. Read here: isas.nus.edu.sg/papers/the-exp…

The U.S. helped broker a ceasefire in the recent India-Pakistan crisis—but its confused and inconsistent approach to crisis diplomacy may increase long-term risks in the region. Read here: isas.nus.edu.sg/papers/the-uni… #IndiaPakistan #USForeignPolicy #SouthAsia #CrisisDiplomacy

2025 marks 50 years of Maldives–Singapore diplomatic ties. During President Muizzu’s visit, both countries signed new cooperation agreements and raised shared concerns about climate change’s impact on small states. Read here: isas.nus.edu.sg/papers/brics-a…

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India’s long-delayed census, now due in 2027, carries unusual political weight. For the first time, caste will be counted, and the data may guide future delimitation of constituencies. Read here: isas.nus.edu.sg/papers/indias-…

The Israel-Iran conflict will spark global economic strain. For India, expect inflationary pressures from rising oil prices, costlier trade, and surging gold and dollar rates. Read here: isas.nus.edu.sg/papers/israel-…

Insight | Analysis | Expertise. At ISAS-NUS, our researchers and fellows bring clarity to some of South Asia’s most complex and pressing issues. They discuss how shifting geopolitics, military diplomacy, and strategic ambiguity are reshaping the region’s security landscape. Stay

EAI-ISAS Joint Seminar on India's Economic Asset: Comparisions and Contrasts with China. Join us for a sharp look at India’s growth trajectory, its digital edge, demographic promise, and structural hurdles, and how it compares with China’s path to prosperity. 🗓️ Fri, 25 July |

The May 2025 India-Pakistan conflict was a setback for the fragile thaw in China-India relations. Nevertheless, the thaw is likely to continue as both sides have too much to lose from renewed tensions. Read here: isas.nus.edu.sg/papers/the-fut…

Modi and Carney’s G7 meeting and the joint commemoration of the 1985 airliner attack show a clear intent to reset India-Canada ties, after years of diplomatic strain. Read here: isas.nus.edu.sg/papers/resetti…

The U.S.'s April 2025 tariffs add to Sri Lanka’s woes-foreign debt, inequality, and economic imbalances. Now, it must navigate a fragmented, power-driven global trade landscape. Read here: isas.nus.edu.sg/papers/impact-…

The Iran-Israel-U.S. conflict has exposed Tehran’s isolation, even from old partners like India. American pressure has eroded India-Iran ties over two decades, reflecting both U.S. leverage and India’s narrowing room to manoeuvre. Read here: isas.nus.edu.sg/papers/the-uni…