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175372
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Nationalism has been a perilous journey for China shaped by the historical factor of humiliation of great China by foreign powers. Recognizing China as a victim country is a core theme of Chinese edition of nationalism which accuses the imperial and colonist forces of 19th and 20th centuries for the loss of Chinese territory and its vanity. The people of China were full of pride and believed themselves as the epicenter of global politics until they faced setback in wars with Britain and Japan in the 19th century.
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175378
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Foreign policy of Sri Lanka had been a state of flux in the last decade and China has been one of the most trivial players when it comes to economic relations. There had been immense linkage with China up to the present context. The Belt and Road initiative (BRI) is penetratingly associated to this.
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175373
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Indo-US relations have entered into their golden phase for several reasons. One of the most important reason has been India having become a trusted strategic partner of USA, even if it is not a NATO security alliance member. The forecasts made by PM Vajpayee ji once that India and USA are natural allies is all most stand proved in present era.
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ID:
175382
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India is the home of worlds second largest Diaspora. It has always been a point of link for India with their countries of adoption. Those played important role in the independence movement of India. However, in the post-independence period initially India pursued policy of active disassociation towards her Diaspora.
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175386
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The entire globe seems to be reeling under a pathogenic threat, a global contagion is doing the rounds, has been the buzzword. But, the news of India-China border confrontation at Galwan Valley in Mid June 2020 has also been grabbing headlines and created a volatile situation in Ladakh Valley.
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ID:
175385
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The situation in Central Asia has undergone a sweeping change since 9/11. The region became a pivotal theatre for war against terrorism that enhances its importance internationally. India’s security concerns were inextricably linked to the turbulence in Central Asia, especially in the context of Pakistan and the instability in Afghanistan. Therefore, India has to look afresh to the region.
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175381
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India’s Engagements in the Indo-Pacific Region has been growing quite fast with like- minded countries and this paper focuses on India’s relations with Australia which ride basically on the economic relations as economics and trade provide the synergy for developing other partnerships.
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175379
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India and Israel established full diplomatic relations on January 29, 1992, and today, the two countries marks 28-years of successful partnership. The bilateral relations between the two countries blossomed at the economic, military, agricultural and political levels. India and Israel see themselves as threatened by neighbours and both countries view their cooperative relationship as a “strategic partnership”.
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ID:
175374
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India and Russia have close, consistent and cordial relations, which have been sustained for decades, without conflict of interest. This is all the more evident from the fact that when Vladimir Putin took over the presidency of Russia two decades back, both India and Russia signed ‘Declaration of Strategic Partnership’ in October 2000 during his visit to India.
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ID:
175371
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The study of the relations between India and Tibet (1947-62), undertaken under the Field Marshal KM Cariappa Chair of Excellence of the United Service Institution of India, is rather gloomy as it narrates the last years of the Indian presence in Tibet which ended under the most dramatic circumstances - a War with China.
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ID:
175384
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A ‘Green Partnership’ focusing on energy security, climate change and food security has just been announced by President Barak Obama and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. This partnership is an important step toward deepening cooperation between the US and India to unleash clean-tech innovation and combat climate change. This announcement comes at a crucial time when the world, particularly in the lead-up to Copenhagen, needs leadership, cooperation and action.
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ID:
175380
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Indian Diaspora as a major component of global Diaspora has become more influential over India’s foreign policy and has evolved as a strategic asset for India in recent decades and Diasporas are recognized as soft power in the realm of foreign policy strategy. Realizing its due role at various levels, India has been taking concerted efforts to engage and leverage upon its Diaspora, that has been roughly estimated about 25 million dispersed in 136 countries covering all oceans and continents.
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ID:
175383
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The foreign policy of a country is the interplay and an outcome of cooperation and contentions between countries. Both domestic changes and with international developments influences the shaping and re-shaping of a country’s foreign policy. India’s foreign policy since the beginning has been pragmatic and is largely dependent upon the Panchsheel principles.
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ID:
175375
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Challenges to India’s foreign policy largely keeps emanating from the neighbourhood. Sri Lanka, like most other neighbours, has been a great cause of concern for Indian foreign policy makers. India’s neighbours have been found vulnerable to China’s growing influence in the region and Sri Lanka is no exception to it.
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ID:
175377
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The Indian Ocean is just not a water body but a strategic gateway for India. Spreading over with an area of 68.56 million sq m, the Indian Ocean covers 20 per cent of the total Earth’s surface and is the third-largest among the World’s Oceans. As historically and even today, the Indian Ocean remains the single most geostrategic factor in India’s maritime security domain.
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ID:
175376
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The new millennium unfolded many challenges along with opportunities. One major challenge is the rise of international terrorism culminating in 9/11 attacks by Al Qaeda (AQ) in the USA in 2001. This shook the confidence of the mightiest power and buoyed Islamists all over the world. Osama bin Laden was catapulted to the stature of an iconic jihadee “teaching Americans a lesson well deserved”.
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ID:
175387
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In the post Cold War period, particularly in the first decade of 90s. Chinese foreign policy became more pragmatic and realistic and China wanted to open up to the world by speeding its liberalization process. It wanted to build comprehensive national power in which economic modernization and development were key elements.
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