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ID:
158248
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The South China Sea is undoubtedly one of the most substantial international business hubs for the whole world due to its different breed of sea lanes and natural resources. Due to this reason, the demand for claims over the South China Sea is growing and creating maritime and territorial disputes. Major countries that are involved in these disputes are China, Philippines, Taiwan, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Brunei.
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ID:
154768
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The history of Balochistan marred by economic exploitation, deprivation, political inaptitude, and unfulfilled promises. All these factors acted as the catalyst for the emergence of insurgency in the province. The onus of this precarious situation of Balochistan is primarily vested with the State, for being the centre of decision making process.
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ID:
157392
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India and Nepal are close neighbours who share kinless relationship of friendship and collaboration. The open border and in-depth people-to-people mutual contact are the explicit expressions of India and Nepal’s healthy rapport. Nepal has undergone various experiments of political administration including feudalism, monarchy and at present, democracy.
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ID:
185459
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The theoretical discourse in International Relations in the past century has been largely dominated by a secular thought process with a heavy emphasis on political ideology and human nature. Religion has been restricted to play a part of cultural influence on political ideology or to serve as a cause for some ideologies to develop. This is changing, however, as the 21st century is seeing a resurgence of religion in the international system.
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157322
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India and China are two of the oldest known civilisation of the world with rich legacy of bilateral interactions in multilateral level. Harmony and tolerance prevailed between Indo-China relations until the occupation of Tibet by China in 1950.The geographical location of Tibet makes it a buffer zone between the territorial interests of India and China. From strategic and defence point of view, this highland area occupies significant importance for both India and China.
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