This article argues that the geopolitical circumstances have never been more conducive, not merely for the early conclusion of the free trade agreement (FTA) between India and the EU, but also for crafting a substantive and comprehensive strategic partnership.

This paper explores the question of whether India specifically will be able to compete and lead in AI or whether it will remain relegated to a minor role in this global competition.

This article raises multiple questions regarding the suboptimal usage of otherwise effective powers under the CA 2002, the lack of any assessment regarding concentration, and the challenges involved for independent researchers in doing so.