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Kerr Carnegie Middle East Center Research AreasProgramsRegionsPodcastsEvent SeriesInitiativesPublicationsExpertsEventsGlobal Technology Summit Takeaways From the 2021 Global Technology Summit KONARK BHANDARIThis collection of short commentaries by Carnegie India scholars aims to dissect the current state of the technological landscape, as discussed at the Global Technology Summit 2021. This year’s theme of Global Meets Local tackled how a fractured global consensus on various issues—from fragmentation of data protection regimes to encouraging resilience in vaccine supply chains—could thwart progress on developing foundational principles for critical and emerging technologies. More on Global Technology Summit In 2021, the three-day Summit focused on the sub-themes—The Future of Technology: Resilience and Partnerships; Technology & Innovation: Roadmap to Sustainability and Inclusion; and Glocalizing Emerging Technologies: Building Digital Capabilities.In 2020, the five-day Summit focused on the sub-themes— Geopolitics of Technology, Data: Linking the World, Digital Payments: The Future of Global Financial Highways, Digital Inclusion: Taking the Local to the Global, and Transforming Healthcare for a Post-COVID World.Political EconomyIdeas and Institutions This fortnightly newsletter seeks to analyze and inform the institutional and policy choices that India is making in its development journey. It reflects on how India’s political economy shapes these choices and the effects that these choices have on the political economy order. More on Political EconomyIn this Political Economy seminar, Anirudh Burman and Suyash Rai examined the Joint Parliamentary Committee’s Report on the Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019.Anirudh Burman writes about increased privacy concerns in India following the Joint Parliamentary Committee Report on Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019.ChinaChina’s Influence in Nepal Isn’t Limitless VIJAY GOKHALEChinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit to Nepalwas the first political-level contact between the neighbors since Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit in October 2019. Then, Xi’s visit had been a high-water mark of Chinese diplomacy in its periphery. Now, Nepal’s own political maneuverings are putting China on defense. More on ChinaIn this American Purpose piece, Vijay Gokhale writes on how China is seeking to shape global arrangements in line with its own authoritarian imperatives.In this Times of India piece, Vijay Gokhale writes about the global geo-strategic and geo-economic implications of the Russia-Ukraine crisis, including the consequential effects of it for the Indo-Pacific economies.Russia-UkraineThe War in Ukraine and its Implications on India’s Space Program KONARK BHANDARIThe war in Ukraine has demonstrated that India needs to establish a strong domestic space economy in order to weather geopolitical storms. More on Russia-UkraineIn this Print piece, Rudra Chaudhuri explains how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has undermined strategic choices available to India.In this Bloomberg Quint piece, Deep Pal and Shibani Mehta explain India's stake in the Russia-Ukraine crisis.Vaccine Combating Vaccine Hesitancy in India SHRUTI SHARMAVaccine hesitancy is not a new challenge in India. According to a survey released by the social network LocalCircles in October 2021, approximately 7.5 percent of adults in India were hesitant to take COVID-19 vaccines. Just one month later, the figure had grown to 12.3 percent. More on Vaccine In this Print piece, Shruti Sharma writes on the need to sustain the collaborative ecosystem for manufacturers to develop, produce, and commercialise vaccines not specific to SARS-CoV2. SecurityWhy the Indian Air Force’s Modernization Process Has Stumbled RAHUL BHATIAThe IAF has historically been the best-equipped air force in the region, but its advantages have withered in recent years. Further, as India’s security requirements evolve, the IAF will presumably see greater commitments along the border with China and in the Indo-Pacific region—both prospects that would stretch the IAF thin. More on SecurityIn this 9DashLine piece, Rahul Bhatia writes about how the unsettled nature of the India-China border and the lack of meaningful dialogue is leading to the LAC becoming increasingly militarized.In this Center on Asia and Globalisation piece, Shibani Mehta writes about how the unclarified nature of the de facto boundary between India and China—the Line of Actual Control (LAC) is causing a strain on the nations' relationship.EconomyIndia’s New Budget Reveals a Shift in Fiscal Strategy SUYASH RAIThe proposal aims to produce high and sustained growth to get the country back on track after slowdowns that preceded the coronavirus pandemic. More on EconomyIn this Interpreting India episode, Arvind Subramanian joins Suyash Rai to discuss the rise and fall of India's economic growth. In this Print piece, Suyash Rai writes on the successes of the Digital India campaign, its impact on different sectors of the economy, and on policy changes for robust growth.Cryptocurrency India’s New Crypto Proposals Should Worry Virtual Currency Fans ANIRUDH BURMAN, PRIYADARSHINI D.The government extends the uncertainty with its two new taxes and digital rupee. More on Cryptocurrency Rajesh Bansal and Somya Singh write about how digital currencies are poised to revolutionize how the world buys, sells, and invests.In this event, Prashant Saran and Sidharth Sogani provided a primer on cryptocurrencies and assessed their impact on both national and international finance. This discussion was moderated by Rajesh Bansal. Technology India Can’t Keep Delaying Its Personal Data Protection BillApril 14, 2022Commentary Arjun Kang Joseph More on Technology What India’s Budget Needs to Do to Move Its Space Program Forward User-Centric Design Will Be Key to the Success of a Digital Rupee Security Bordering on Peace: Evaluating the Impact of the India-Pakistan CeasefireFebruary 24, 2022Article Surya Valliappan Krishna More on Security Could a New Agreement Defuse India-China Border Tensions? India’s Fog of Misunderstanding Surrounding Nepal–China Relations Political Economy What India’s Proposed Drone Law Means for Its EconomyAugust 11, 2021Q&A Shivangi Tyagi More on Political Economy How India Can Take a Strategic Approach to Data Protection Tracking Reforms in Land Leasing and Change in Land Use: Insights From Gujarat and Karnataka EventsApr182022Book Talk - The Great Tech Game: Shaping Geopolitics and the Destinies of Nations PlayApr122022Book Talk - The Comrades and the Mullahs: China, Afghanistan and the New Asian Geopolitics PlayApr082022India-Taiwan: Opportunities for Investments Play View All EventsIn the MediaRudra ChaudhuriApril 20, 2022PrintIndia, UK Must Look Beyond Roadmaps, Deal Announcements. Boris Johnson’s Visit an OpportunityMore >Vijay GokhaleApril 04, 2022American PurposeChinese Authoritarianism and the Global OrderMore >Vijay GokhaleMarch 17, 2022Times of IndiaBear in Our Seas: China Wants Putin to Survive and Then Use Russia to Complicate Matters in Indo-PacificMore >Priyadarshini D.March 16, 2022Bloomberg QuintRussia-Ukraine: Could Central Bank Digital Currencies Help Countries Bypass Sanctions?More >Vijay GokhaleMarch 08, 2022Indian Express‘The Challenge for China Is How to Hold Firm on the Partnership with Russia, Without There Being Collateral Damage on the Sino-US Relationship’More >Rudra ChaudhuriMarch 02, 2022Print How Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Has Undermined Strategic Choices Available to IndiaMore > Founded in 2016, Carnegie India, based in New Delhi, is part of a robust global network that includes over 150 scholars in Asia, Beirut, Brussels, and Washington. The center focuses primarily on three interrelated programs: technology and society, political economy, and security studies. Led by Indian experts with decades of international and domestic policy experience, Carnegie India engages with governments, policymakers, academics, students, industries, practitioners, and civil society to provide insightful and fresh analysis on India’s pressing challenges and the rising role of India in the world. Our ExpertsOur NetworkCarnegie Endowment for International PeaceCarnegie EuropeCarnegie Russia EurasiaMalcolm H. Kerr Carnegie Middle East CenterCarnegie China Latest VideoExplore Carnegie on YouTube › Carnegie IndiaUnit C-5 & C-6, Edenpark Shaheed Jeet Singh MargNew Delhi – 110016, IndiaPhone: 011-40078687Our Network Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Carnegie Europe Carnegie India Carnegie Russia Eurasia Carnegie China Malcolm H. 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