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165711
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For any state, the intricacies of its grand strategy impact its place in the global order. For those states that have the potential to become one of the world’s next superpowers, this strategy is the blueprint to achieve global dominance.
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162988
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US-Russia relations stand at a complicated juncture today. While Trump thinks he can get along with Putin, US Congress has a very different perception of Moscow. This contradiction shows up in the promulgation of US Congress’s Countering America’s Adversaries through Sanctions Act (CAATSA), which targets Russia and was signed into law by Trump last year despite his reservations.
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186741
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China’s activity in Africa is the expression of some grand strategy. In reality, its activity is contingent on the regime, economic arrangement, and political circumstance in each country. That’s why China is equally willing to work with an authoritarian government and a democratic government. If we don’t put Beijing’s actions in the context of its behavior globally, it is too easy to see it as exceptional and ignore the local conditions that induce its actions. At the same time, China’s “neutrality” is not benign. It’s simply contingent on the promotion of state sovereignty and the absence of political conditions.
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ID:
158131
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India and China possess a robust dispute redressal mechanism erected over a period of time but Doklam was an altogether different challenge. The unprecedented clash involved Indian and Chinese troops facing off on the soil of a third country which may yet give rise to future complications. During the standoff, Chinese propaganda machinery issued repeated threats of breaching India’s boundary through Pakistan occupied Kashmir.
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ID:
163496
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CPEC is China’s largest foreign investment project till date. This multibillion-dollar project has created a lot of conversation around its financial viability. However, CPEC is important to China for a variety of reasons that go beyond economics.
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173477
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Climate change is one of the complex problems facing mankind today. The overriding complexity of the problem is attributed to its deeper global ramifications on a vast range of issues impacting the very survival of life on Earth.
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173546
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The Persian Gulf region’s major powers, the Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI) and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), have, at least since the 2003 US-led invasion of Iraq, been engaged in a hegemonic rivalry over power and influence, marked by differences in sectarianism, nationalism, revolutionary ideology, competition over regional hegemony, oil prices, attitudes towards the US military presence in the Gulf, and towards the Hajj.
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ID:
163025
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Subhash Chandra Bose, a charismatic leader and an inspiring personality in the national freedom movement of India, was born in 1897 at Cuttack. With a natural will power, determination and leadership acumen Subhash grew up under strict supervision of his lawyer father to become a suave bureaucrat of the British government.
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ID:
157320
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Indo-Pacific Region is combination of Asia Pacific Region (APR) and Indian Ocean Region (IOR) connected by busy straits of Malacca, Sunda, Lombok and Makassar. The region encompasses almost half of the world population, a third of the top twenty economies, world GDP and exports.
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ID:
169427
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With the rise of China and its growing economic presence in South Asia, the power structure of the region is changing. India’s traditional primacy in the region is challenged by a growing Chinese presence. At the same time, small South Asian nations like Nepal view these changes as an opportunity to enhance their vision of economic development and also diversify their dependency.
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ID:
181509
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ID:
164932
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The nuclear age began in 1945 while India emerged as an independent country in 1947. India’s position on export controls evolved between 1950s and the end of the Cold War, in response to changes in India’s security environment and the regional and global developments in the field of export controls.
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ID:
179600
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The involvement of states in India’s foreign policy-making could be vital in launching India onto the next phase of development. The centre holds executive power in all matters related to foreign policy as stipulated in Article 246a, 7th schedule. Indian states already have many responsibilities like improving infrastructure for public health services, agriculture, transportation, etc. However, there is a heightened need to improve their economic performance and generate enough revenue so as to not depend on the centre for funding and help improve foreign relations with other nation-states.
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ID:
181483
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ID:
179644
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Rising in the headwaters of Tibet, the Salween is one of the five great rivers of Asia. Her sisters are the Mekong, Brahmaputra, Yangtze, and Yellow rivers. On her way to the Andaman Sea, the Salween rushes down deep gorges, alternating with broad expanses before emerging at Moulmein in southern Burma. For the most part, the Salween flow through Burma, but there is a short section where she forms the border between Burma and Thailand.
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ID:
179584
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The Indian Ocean is the bedrock of global economic maritime activity in the 21st century. With the resurgence of Asia, there has been a tectonic shift of global attention from the West to the East. The waters in the Indian Ocean are rich in oil and minerals, affecting it as an energy heartland both in the supply and demand, hence slowly turning the drivers of global economy towards Asia.
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ID:
179632
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Corona virus is both a crisis and an opportunity. The government can help India emerge as an alternative sourcing destination. Over the past decade, China has been one of the world’s fastest growing economies. It has become central to the global supply chain. But currently, its going through a black swan event, which will have a significant impact on global trade dynamics.
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ID:
179621
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Climate change has ceased to be a scientific curiosity since long, and is no longer just one of many environmental and regulatory concerns. As the Secretary General of United Nations has said, it is the major, overriding environmental issue of our time, and the single greatest challenge faced by environmental regulators. It is a growing crisis with economic, health and safety, food production, security, and other dimensions. Climate change is expected to hit developing countries the hardest. Its effects; higher temperatures, changes in precipitation patterns, rising sea levels, and more frequent weather-related disasters-pose risks for agriculture, food, and water supplies.
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ID:
181504
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ID:
161249
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Sustainable development of mankind is not possible without following the three golden Rs of waste management, namely reduce, reuse and recycle. This was Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s message to participants in the Eighth Regional 3R Forum in Asia and the Pacific, being held from April 9 to 12 at Indore. The forum had seen waste management experts from India and abroad who discussed how waste management patterns have changed globally and the growing importance of international cooperation in waste management. Addressing participants of the forum, the Prime Minister said that development was only possible when waste was managed properly.
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