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164933
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The Second World Warbearstestimony to a gruesome eventrelated to the ‘comfortwomen’ system – which perpetrated organized sexual slavery on non-combatant women – “recruited” from different parts of the Asia-Pacific. The military brothels or “comfort stations” were established, managed and systematically run by the Japanese military, in full cognizance of the Imperial Government, between 1932 and 1945.
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159949
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Within the ambit of ‘Act East’, New Delhi’s determination to bring about significant, tangible changes as well as vigorously pursue a “proactive” foreign policy, has found its most significant extrapolation in the emphasis on boosting relations with major Indo-Pacific littoral powers like Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Australia, etc. In this context, the intensified engagement with regional maritime powers is a natural corollary of responding to the evolving strategic paradigm in the regional waters.
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187578
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Vietnam holds a niche in India’s Indo-Pacific policy in general and Indo-ASEAN policy in particular. The degree and extent of Indo- Vietnam relations have transcended significant milestones, within the framework of the ‘Look East’, ‘Act East’ and Indo-Pacific policies of the Government of India. Their mutual acknowledgement of ASEAN centrality, support for the ASEAN Outlook
on Indo-Pacific (AOIP), its synergy with India’s Indo-Pacific Oceans Initiative (IPOI) and above all, their quest for securing freedom, openness and prosperity of the Indo-Pacific region forms the bulwark of bilateral relations.
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173612
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The COVID-19 pandemic has unleashed its reign of horror and debilitation across the globe and nation-states are grappling, almost in an unprecedented manner, with its social, economic, political and humanitarian consequences. With the number of pandemic cases spiraling by the day (the figure of the affected in India has surpassed 5 Lakh as of end June 2020), the world is yet uncertain of a medical panacea and countries across the globe are destined to “live with” the pandemic at least in the immediate future and address the challenges it has unfolded in various domains.
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