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161784
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Transition from a globalised liberal economic order to protectionist trade regime has wider ramifications for emerging economies like India. The trade war between US and China reveals symptoms of big strategic competition which might continue for a longer period. Having benefitted from globalised liberal market economy by prudent management of international relations India has to closely watch the emerging scenario, properly calibrate the risks involved, adopt policies in conformity with changes in the international sphere and safeguard its national interest.
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161788
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For long a marginal sphere in geopolitics, South Asia is now witnessing the beginnings of a rivalry with newer shades of a strategic calculus altering the geopolitical landscape of the region. If the cold war years were marked by a benign neglect of South Asia by the ‘superpowers,’ the current epoch is increasingly highlighting the centrality of the region not only to Asia, but also, to the world beyond. This article argues that a strategic paradox exists in South Asia with India remaining the central pillar and regional superpower – owing more to geography - while China is fast making inroads into the region, hoping to off-balance India in the process and emerge as the new fulcrum.
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ID:
161793
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The Foreign Policy of the Modi government which is commonly called Modi Doctrine basically concerns the policy initiatives made towards other states to strengthen the relationships. After assuming the office as prime minister of India on 26th may 2014, he spelled out his vision for India in his first Independence Day address on August 15th 2014, at New Delhi.
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161800
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India and United States have a gnawing destiny argument embroiled in the bilateral relationship between both the nations. Both the nations under the destiny argument have a few norms involved. Firstly, it is understood and comprehended that both the nations are liberal Democracies and secondly according to the Democratic Peace theory Democracies1 seldom go to war with each other, thus ensuring a partnership play between both India and United States of America.
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161802
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The Indo-Soviet friendship has been evolved into a strategic partnership and cooperation in general and in context of Central Asia in particular. For the Indo-Russia relations, the regional developments present the compatibility of their mutual interests, particularly in resource-rich Central Asia. However, at the same time, the Indian strategic maneuverers in the region have been taken by another way round by Russia.
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ID:
161799
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Modi’s report card on Indian foreign policy clearly shows that the NDA government has tried its level best to improve its relations with the United States in the age of Trump, but his transactional approach has disappointed New Delhi on many times. Moreover, India deliberately kept distance from its close and time tested friend Russia, and subsequently, Moscow turned towards Pakistan.
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ID:
161787
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s call for India to become a respected and responsible leading power in the world and consequent decision-making exercise to revamp its foreign policy manifests the country’s rising profile as well as its newly acquired self-confidence before the comity of nations as to how the top Indian political leadership conceives of the country’s capability to play its decisive role in international relations and world affairs.
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ID:
161786
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In conclusion, the security concerns and military preparedness reflect the strengths and weaknesses of the geography of the state concerned, rather testifying to the primacy of geographical determinism.
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ID:
161783
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In conclusion it may be stated that under prevailing complex and dynamic changes in global order, India has succeeded in its struggle to strengthen bilateral ties with Russia even as challenges persist.
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ID:
161797
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What makes the trilateral unique and important is the convergence of geography, foreign policy philosophy, and economic ascent within the group. All three countries are world powers with significant interests in the Eurasian and Asia-Pacific strategic spaces.
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ID:
161785
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The history of Indo-Pakistan relations is like a great puzzle and difficult to solve. It is really strange to trace that the relationship between the two countries are marked by differences and conflicts on almost every important issue. There is not a single issue where both the countries hold the same opinion. Records of history reveal the fact that India and Pakistan have invariably pursued paths which in essence were contradictory to each other and sometimes even ran counter to the dictates of logic and reality.
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161790
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The idea of strategic autonomy has emerged as a cardinal principle of India’s foreign policy in the post-cold war era. As and when India tries to advance her relations with major powers like the US, Russia or China, the principle of strategic autonomy becomes a matter of debate.
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161795
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The contours of India-Vietnam relations in general and defence collaboration, in particular, have received a major boost since the National Democratic Alliance (NDA-II) government assumed its position at the helm of affairs in May 2014. An important edifice of bilateral defence cooperation is the ‘Make in India’ scheme, introduced in September 2014, with the principal rationale of elevating India’s image as an attractive global investment destination.
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ID:
161794
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The point at issue before the nation at large is how to approach illegal infiltration which is out to push the literati and thinking people in society towards a dangerous precipice of polarization with a staggering of infiltration pathology and psychosis on one hand and sort of prodigious humanitarian consideration on the other.
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ID:
161801
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In the forgoing analysis an attempt has been made to interrogate a popular liberal model of negotiating diversity- multicultural accommodation. Drawing on the example of Asia especially Thailand, the paper argues that the merit of liberal multicultural accommodation notwithstanding, mere mimicking of it in the context of ASEAN countries is not enough until and unless it is customized in accordance with the South East Asian context.
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ID:
161791
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The peace-process is complicated and determined by the terrorist activities of Muslim separatist groups working in Jammu and Kashmir. As long as this terrorism is not removed totally, peace between the two countries is a distant dream. 2019 will witness another General Election.
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ID:
161798
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The Astana Summit of 2017 was a landmark meeting in the history of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation. It was at this meeting that the SCO expanded its membership when it admitted the Republic of India and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan as its permanent members.
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ID:
161796
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The centuries-old and traditionally cordial relations between the proponents of a multi-polar world led by regional democracies like France and India have entered new realms of bilateral co-operation with their roots entrenched in history.
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ID:
161789
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The change in Maldives is unprecedented and historic. Yameen had all the power the judiciary, the police, the media, the security forces under him, yet he lost the election. It was being expected that he would rig the election and would make all ends meet to win the election. A police raid was also orchestrated on Solih’s main campaign office the night before the election. The stage almost seemed set in a manner that Yameen would muzzle his way to re-election.
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ID:
161792
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US-China trade dimension has wider implications which are included in this article, its impact on global economy including the emerging market and the trade imbalance generated because of the favourable position that China has been enjoying since last 25 years.
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