Sri Lanka Economic Crisis; Boris Johnson’s Exit & Shinzo Abe’s Formidable Legacy

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Sri Lanka's economic crisis crosses over 100 days as President Gotabaya Rajapaksa resigns and flees amid mass public protests. The trust deficit between the political class and the Sri Lankan populace continues to exacerbate the current socioeconomic breakdown, raising fear among all neighbouring countries.
The assassination of Japan’s Prime Minister has revived conversations on Japan’s foreign policy outreach and his close ties with Prime Minister Modi. A longstanding ally for India, Shinzo Abe’s legacy is worth looking into to understand the ensuing narrative of South Asian politics and India’s role in this discourse.
With the US House of Representatives sanctioning a waiver for India-specific CAATSA Act, how will this bilateral relationship affect the geopolitical shift in the Indo-Pacific, especially with China's rise to power?
As Rishi Sunak, the former UK Finance Minister widens his lead in the ongoing PM campaign race, will the much-awaited British elections reform the past mismanagement of Boris Johnson?
What partnership is expected to emerge with the advent of the New Quad in West Asia and how will it change current geo-strategies in the Indian Ocean?
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