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193396
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ID:
193323
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India’s presidency of the G20 presents a significant opportunity for the country to contribute to the group’s objectives and address some of the world’s most pressing issues. India can play a leadership role in promoting greater international cooperation on public health issues, de-escalating tensions in conflict-prone regions, and promoting sustainable development, economic equality, and technological advancement. By working together with other member states, India can help to shape a more prosperous, equitable, and sustainable world.
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ID:
179602
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Most studies focus on the role of the sub-regional states in influencing India’s foreign policy towards other sovereign nations. This paper specifically discusses the role of the historical and cultural relations in influencing the foreign policy of Indonesia towards India. In this empirical piece we have contextualised the Odisha case to argue that Odisha’s influence is significant in the durable unhindered cordial relations between both the nations.
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193354
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This paper delves into India’s engagement with Central Asia, particularly focusing on energy cooperation as a catalyst for revitalizing their historical ties. Recognizing energy security as paramount for its rapid economic growth, India actively seeks collaborations to ensure a stable energy environment. Central Asia’s historical and geopolitical significance, coupled with its substantial energy resources, positions it as a strategic partner.
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