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180978
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187637
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123830
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ID:
138367
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More than any other dimension of India’s foreign policy, India’s economic dynamism is spawning debates and deliberations regarding the trajectory of India’s rise as a regional power and a global power of some reckoning. The election of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his ‘Make in India’ campaign and the emphasis given to economic ties with the major powers, have elevated economic diplomacy as the cornerstone of India’s foreign policy. Economic diplomacy, like all other forms of state apparatus, is intended to promote India’s national interest. And, the new government under Prime Minister Modi’s leadership has laid out a competent blueprint of a rejuvenated economic diplomacy. Only time will tell if the blueprint is effectively implemented, concretizing India’s growth trajectory in the comity of nations.
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149719
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As attention focuses on other conflicts and threats, the disputed India-China border remains a potentially serious flashpoint. Brian Cloughley and Caron Natasha Tauro examine the balance of forces and the wider strategic implications of the dispute.
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141602
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Somewhere between the foreign visits and eloquent speeches, Prime Minister Narendra Modi managed to alter – albeit slightly – the narrative about India’s status in the international order. Thanks to the reach of social media and the internet generation, it is safe to say, that, India has managed to capture global attention. Will this attention grabbing strategy translate to changes on ground? Will India soar above its present status as a dominant power in South Asia to emerge as a Great power in the future? Can India take charge of the ‘Asian Century’?
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