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India Is Hosting the 4th India-Africa Forum Summit: Why Now and What to Expect?

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By Barnaby Joseph Dye, Philipp Gieg
| The Diplomat Magazine Verified
For the first time in 11 years, African leaders and multilateral organizations will convene in the Indian capital. By Barnaby Dye and Philipp Gieg Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi stands ready to receive the heads of delegations the 3rd India Africa Forum Summit 2015, in New Delhi on Oct. 29, 2015.
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The Chances for a “Middle Powers” Strategic Alignment Don’t Lookg Good

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By Barnaby Joseph Dye
| INTERNATIONALE POLITIK QUARTERLY
January 2026 confirmed the moment of political rupture. US President Donald Trump spelled out his detest for international law and norms, and perhaps most significantly, allies in Europe. The year started with news of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro’s sudden capture without any legal mandate or international backing.
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A Tale of Two Visits to India

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By Barnaby Joseph Dye
| INTERNATIONALE POLITIK QUARTERLY
January has seen two major—but contrasting—visits to New Delhi by European leaders. The EU-India Summit, where European Council President António Costa, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the “Mother of all Free Trade Deals” (von der Leyen) on January 27, is a potential foundation for an important strategic relationship.
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