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ID:
066514
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ID:
062124
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Jan-Mar 2005.
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ID:
057413
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ID:
157334
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To conclude, the military impasse was a result of China’s hegemonic and expansionist designs in Asia. China has territorial disputes with India. In recent times, has seen uncomfortable with strongly emerging strategic partnership of India with US and Japan. Its ambitions to reorder Asia hierarchically, while relegating position of India and Japan, is leading to its unilateral attempts to alter the status quo in the disputed territorial and maritime boundaries in South Asia, South East Asia and South China Sea.
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ID:
135146
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Rejecting the various ‘World Order Models’ being projected as a panacea for a lasting peace, Nehru visualised ‘World Union’ based on democratic principles to create an egalitarian social and economic order across the globe and to eliminate the recurring phenomena of conflict and tension which produce wars at regular intervals. The perceived ‘World Government’ could provide a platform to manage and eliminate the modern forms of warfare: ethnic conflicts, proxy wars, militancy, terrorism, etc., while accommodating and redressing the grievances and resentments of specific people across as well as within the borders of national units. A global legislature can provide the community of nations a uniform, codified and effective international legal order. The Nehruvian model which sought to create an egalitarian, ‘planned’ and ‘socialised’ world economic order by eliminating imperialism and colonialism in all forms and manifestations could be relevant to manage the global economic crisis and also for the development of underdeveloped world. A World Union based on democracy and freedom may protect individual and group rights against ethnic cleansings and genocides and may help to universalise the institution of democracy. A strong world government, suggested by Nehru, can control nuclear proliferation and save mankind from the scourge of nuclear war.
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ID:
186261
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The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), has become a significant forum for economic and security cooperation among the member countries. India’s various economic, strategic and security interests in the Central Asia region which have guided New Delhi to join and participate in the SCO’s activities.
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157318
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The US President Donald J. Trump after assuming the office on January 20, 2017, departed for his first longest foreign visit and longest trip to Asia between November 3, 2017 and November 14, 2017 covering five countries of Asia – Japan, South Korea, China, Vietnam and Philippines.
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