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Dear IMPRI Well-wishers,
Greetings!
This week at IMPRI, we continue to bring you grounded, timely insights on pressing domestic and global policy issues. From China’s strategic control over rare-earth elements to the intensifying tensions in West Asia, our latest articles critically examine the geopolitical currents shaping the world today. Closer to home, we assess India’s evolving multilateral role, the green energy transition, and eleven years of policy under the Modi government. Our Policy Update section features key initiatives such as the Design Linked Incentive Scheme for semiconductors, the PLI for Solar Manufacturing, and legislative developments like the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025, offering in-depth analysis on India’s policy ecosystem.
We are also pleased to announce two of our upcoming fellowship programs that continue IMPRI’s mission of nurturing policy thinkers and researchers. The Cohort 6 of the Public Policy Qualitative Participatory Action Research Fieldwork Fellowship is now open, offering participants an immersive experience in field-based research, grounded in participatory action and hands-on learning. Alongside, Cohort 3 of the Young Women Leaders in Public Policy Fellowship (YWLPPF) returns to empower aspiring women changemakers to engage with the policy ecosystem through research, mentorship, and publication opportunities.
In a special highlight, on the occasion of the International Day for Women in Diplomacy (June 24), IMPRI proudly released four new books as part of our Feminist Foreign Policy Fellowship initiative. These volumes explore feminist perspectives on diplomacy, global governance, and statecraft from the lens of the Global South, marking a significant contribution to the ongoing global conversation on inclusive foreign policy.
Stay tuned and scroll below for more updates and upcoming engagements at IMPRI!
Dr Simi Mehta, CEO & Editorial Director, IMPRI
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On the Occassion of International Day for Women in Diplomacy
Together, these publications capture the collective scholarship, lived experiences, and policy visions of fellows, scholars, and practitioners who engaged deeply with feminist foreign policy over the course of the fellowship. The books reflect on key issues such as representation, peacebuilding, digital diplomacy, and the decolonization of international relations, especially through the lens of the Global South.
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Latest Insight Articles
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China’s monopoly over rare-earth and India’s magnetic opportunity to counter it
In every challenge, there is an opportunity – sure, that is a tired old cliché, but China’s decision to weaponise its near monopoly over the supply of rare-earth bearing permanent magnets has converted the cliché into an…
by TK Kumar
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Iran on the Edge: Decoding Trump’s Next Move
In the ongoing war between two arch-rivals, Israel and the Islamic Republic of Iran, the death and destruction and the utter defiance of international law by both sides under the garb of ‘self-defence’ have pushed the entire West…
by Anil Trigunayat
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Upcoming #WebPolicyLearning Events
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The fellowship offers participants the chance to conduct research on public policy issues of their choice, with opportunities to publish their findings in an IMPRI-edited volume with an ISBN. This fellowship is designed to empower young women aspiring to make an impact in public policy by providing a platform to engage in thoughtful discussions, share insights, and connect with experts and peers.
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This immersive fellowship focuses on qualitative participatory action research, allowing participants to engage deeply with real-world public policy challenges. Through expert-led sessions that blend theory with hands-on practice, participants will participate in workshops, networking sessions, and group projects, equipping them to navigate complex policy landscapes and craft evidence-based solutions.
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Latest Books & Reports
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IPRR Vol. 3 Issue 2 (July-Dec 2024)
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Impact and Policy Research Review (IPRR) (e-ISSN: 2583-3464) is a biannual research journal managed and published by IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute, New Delhi. IPRR is an open-access journal.
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Thank you for your continued encouragement and support towards our efforts in carrying out serious research.
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