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185420
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The Middle East and North Africa remain indispensable to modern world geopolitics given its geography-the presence of rich minerals and carbonate oil reservoirs. Standing as the gateway between Africa, Europe and Asia, the region has been marked by conflicts beginning from the Arab-Israel conflict in early cold war to US interventions after September 11 attacks and post Arab Spring civil wars. As the US tries to disengage from the middle east, regional powers such as Saudi Arabia, Israel, Russia, Iran and Turkey have been competing with one another by seeking new partnerships. This is where Beijing comes in to fill the void.
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185418
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Israel is the only Jewish state in the world, and it is positioned just east of the Mediterranean Sea. Palestinians, the Arab population of the country now controlled by Israel, refer to it as Palestine and desire to establish a state under that name on all or part of it. Who gets what land and how it’s governed is at the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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185416
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There is urgent need for strong linkages between North and South Africa to make it United Africa, so that it will be capable enough to fight against imperialist forces and raise the voice against the onslaught of neocolonialism and the existing market forces.
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185408
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The Lebanese Muslim group Hezbollah (Shiite) and the radical Palestinian Hamas (Sunni) organization, both the groups have come to symbolize the very essence of terrorism for so
many in the west and as ideal ‘liberation fighter’ for the Arab World at large. These two groups became infamous in the between 1980s and 1990s especially because of their terrorist act according some thought, have been always hugely backed by Syria and Iran growing influence is now bigger security threat to Israel. Hezbollah’s ambition is Israel’s “obliteration from existence, the liberation of Jerusalem,” wants to establish an Islamic regime in Lebanon and with the Karbala
paradigms to oppose occupier (according to them Israel is occupier).
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185419
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India’s higher education system has grown exponentially, especially in the postindependence era, becoming one of the largest programs of its kind in the world. However, the program has many current concerns, such as funding and administration that include access, equity and eligibility, reorganizing programs with an emphasis on health awareness, ethics and quality of higher education and institutional evaluation and accreditation.
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185412
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“the last shall be the first”, these words of Frantz Fanon carry a sentimental typhoon of multitude of emotions dreaming about a better future waiting patiently in a bleak reality of the millions of damaged products of colonialism. These emotion also carry with them a timeless scale ready to cast judgement to show how less the situation has actually changed. When
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185402
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Political crisis and conflict that ensued in the Republic of Yemen in the wake of Arab Spring in 2010-11 has shown no signs of abatement and enter into an era of peace. It has come to a dead end and stalemate persists. Moreover, it has fast turned out to be an economic and humanitarian problem than a political problem.1 Arab Spring which became a symbol of a series of anti-government protests, uprisings, and armed rebellions engulfed Yemen too in the year 2011.
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185407
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India aspires to play a bigger role in the world politics and wish to draw the benefit from different parts of the globe. This aspiration is quite clearly visible in the Modi’s visit to more than thirty countries within a year and half after acquiring the office of Prime Minister. Beside the initiation of different programmes like Make in India, reaching the diaspora reflects the shift in India’s foreign policy.
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185406
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The Middle-East is a lose term, not always use to describe the same territory. One of the most
volatile and conflict prone region of the world. The Middle-East countries had the most similar
political system, common socio-cultural stances, language, history and community, and hardly found potential of harmony. Internal factors combined with external element creates troublesome situation in the region .Indeed, the Middle East is one of the most strategically significant regions for India. So far India’s foreign policy is concerned, the Middle East region sustains paramount geopolitical importance.
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185403
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As West Asia is an extended part of the Greater Asia and has many of the common and defining geographical connections, resulting into the closest economic, political, social, and cultural similarities between the two, the cultural roots as evolved since ancient times between India and West Asia, obviously point at the marked similarities between them. Because no other country in the Asian continent have had as long and sustained historical engagements with the West Asia - despite undergoing tumultuous and turbulent journey since the long past reflecting gory violence and brutal terrorism - as that of India and that underlines the significance of present day relevance between them. Evidently their mutual relations make their historic engagements unique and unparalleled.
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185400
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India has intensified engagement with GCC, Iran and Israel in the broader perspective of Look West Policy . Fortified with enhanced defence capability it has partnered with several regional and global powers for strategic security.” Convergence of economic ,security and strategic interest between India ,GCC, Iran and Israel is the prime factor guiding their relationship.
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185415
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Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s nationalist government multilevel and multidimensional relations between Israel and India are intensifying. Israel’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, welcomed the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his maiden arrival in Israel at Tel Aviv Airport in on July 4, 2017.
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185414
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The Israel –Palestine conflict in recent times emerged as the essentialist conception of the Rereading of history, perhaps a retrospective of a side which you choose in history. It calls for a thorough analysis. The official genealogy of this conflict has been operating within the power paradigm offering a minimalist affiliation to the truthful texts.
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185421
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Like many other countries, India has been deeply affected by the unrest in the Arab world. As India has several long-term economic, political and security stakes in the region, it has adopted extreme caution in its responses towards the developments in the MENA region since the beginning of the Arab unrest. Foreign policy experts have examined India’s policy of non-intervention and opposition to military intervention in the internal and regional affairs
of the MENA region. In response to the ongoing conflict, India has engaged with several
regional organisations and multilateral forums to work together and find political solutions to
the regional conflicts.
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ID:
185404
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This paper is a humble attempt to critically examine the need for changes in the public policy along with foreign policy system of Africa in general and North-Africa in particular, that might bring changes in the developing world. A country which has witnessed colonization, internal conflict between various communities, poverty, exploitation of human & natural resources,, acute health problem, issues related to governance system- has always been a peculiar characteristic of frican countries. As a matter of fact, the developing world also encountered and experienced those issues in their respective history.
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185410
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It could be argued that even without further escalation,10 years of Syrian instability has been a critical setback not only to the Asad regime, but also to Iran and Hezbollah. Syria’s future will be governed largely by uncertainty and prolonged malaise. Given the range of risks, the US and its allies should consider carefully the potential costs and unintended consequences of further intervention in Syria.Syria’s internal divisions are not new. However the Asad regime has managed to escalate Sunni-Alawite tension to the point that it has taken a life of its own and could be difficult to bring under control by any of the country’ political forces.
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185417
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The doctrine of India’s foreign policy continues to inspire as it has maintained its strategic autonomy even in the event of crises and pressure. If the US remove its sanction on oil
imports and financial control, it would be better for India to engage with Iran. The negotiations
on Iran nuclear issue will be a long-drawn-out and complex process as it will depend on how
far Iran would be willing to compromise its nuclear programme.
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185411
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Civil war , ethnic strifes , communal sectorian conflicts , apetite for sectorain hegemony, energy resource war , transnational jehadi islamic terror networks proliferation , competing Interests of gaint asian , european and american power are some of the features which reveal geo economic and geo stretegic importance of MENA region .
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185405
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For the last three years, the attention of the world has been caught by the social unrest that has spilled over from events happening in Tunisia to other countries in the MENA region. The region is struggling in both improving historical problems and offering clear path of political stability and economic growth for its current and future generations. In particular the crises in Syria and Libya have intensified the political tensions in the region and brought economic growth into stagnation.
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ID:
185409
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In Ethiopia, different political reforms have taken place. Following this, the country circled viciously into wars at many times. The Derg regime deposed Emperor Haile Selassie in 1974. And the Derg was defeated by the Ethiopian People Revolutionary Democratic Front coalition party in 1991. Albeit the coalition party ruled Ethiopia for more than 27 years, it obliged to make political reform
because of high protest from Oromo youths. However, there are debates among scholars regarding the success of current political reforms in Ethiopia.
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