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ID:
109728
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ID:
189590
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Today India and Israel are not only close friends but strategic partners. The foundation of present relationship largely lay in three commonalities which they share with each other: vibrant democracy, victim of cross-border terrorism and close ties with US. This paper focuses on New Delhi-Tel Aviv bilateral relations from the birth of Israel to Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud Party led right wing coalition parties’ victory in general election held in first week of November 2022. This year is also significant due to the completion of thirty years of bilateral diplomatic relations too. Here the study is divided into three parts: Era of no relations, Era of Normal relations, Era of Deep Engagement.
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ID:
143999
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India and Japan are mature democracies of Asia and together they share values of democracy, freedom and rule of law. They share cultural affinity due their close linkage with Buddhism. Today, India is largest democracy in Asia and Japan the most prosperous and technologically advanced. Both counties have long maintained close political and economic relationship.
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ID:
193342
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Today India and Japan are close friends due to three reasons. First, both countries are largest democracies and share strong people to people bonding rooted in their shared values and ancient Buddhist tradition and culture. Second, both countries strongly complement each other in economic and defence cooperation. Third, they have land disputes with China and hence are eager to form common strategy to counter recent Chinese belligerence with the help of their common friends US and other member countries of Quad and ASEAN. This paper focuses mainly on New Delhi-Tokyo relations during PM Modi led Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) government in India. Here researcher divides the paper into three sub headings: political, military and economic relations.
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ID:
186742
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Today India and South Africa bilateral relationship acquires much significance due to three reasons. First, both countries are leaders of the developing world. Second, they both support the reform of UN and aspire to be the member of expanded UN Security Council. Third, they both want to ensure maritime security in Indian Ocean. Their relationship goes back to the period during which Mahatma Gandhi started movement in South Africa. After independence in 1947, India not only severed trade relationship with South Africa’s apartheid government but tried to put the issue of apartheid on the agenda of United Nations.
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