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ID:
111040
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ID:
138637
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During his China visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s unusual candour in speaking about the problems that hold back the India-China relationship is a refreshing change from the past discourse of emphasising only improved border management and acceptance that the border issue will take a long time to resolve and should not impede the rest of the relationship from moving forward.
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ID:
151866
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ID:
089700
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2009.
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The CTBT and FMCT had receded from international agenda in recent years. In India, too, these two compacts had retreated from the forefront of our cocerns. It is the Indo-US nuclear deal, with associated IAEA and NSG decision, that monopolized our attention for three years. No doubt both these issues figured during deal related discussions, but essentially in the bilateral India-US context.
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ID:
109208
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ID:
109254
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ID:
104506
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ID:
106849
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ID:
109173
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ID:
085564
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To address the security challenges that Asia faces, the question needs to be asked whether any coherent geographical entity, are its security challenges interlinked across the continent and can structures be established that could address them in their totality.
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ID:
126162
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2013.
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In the last decade the biggest change in the complexion of our foreign relations has been with the US. The general attitude in India has become markedly positive towards the US. In return, bi-partisan support now exists in the US for enhanced ties with India, expressed at times with much rhetoric.
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ID:
126147
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2013.
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Our relationship with China in the last decade shows features of tensions, mistrust and lack of a solution to some underlying problems coupled with efforts to build confidence, engagement and progress in some areas. In other words, the quality of the relationship has remained largely unchanged. Ties today would be probably a shade worse than they were a decade ago.
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ID:
112003
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ID:
093139
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ID:
094772
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ID:
119322
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ID:
162074
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ID:
080658
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ID:
118124
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