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189594
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Overall if one has to assess the diplomatic efforts of India over the last 75 years, it has to said that it has been primarily based on realism to promote and secure its national interests and whatever principles and ideals that have been espoused from time to time also suited our national interests and therefore went a long way in securing India’s interests. It has naturally been conditioned by the prevailing world order at a particular time along with the domestic circumstances and the power capabilities of India.
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189589
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The present essay discusses the continuing tensions among three dominant powers viz. America, Russia and China wherein these powers are engaged in trilateral front in their respective bid to surpass the other. An economically robust India,is now evolving a broad-based fulcrum of national policy building institutions and dedicated service-oriented professional administrative structure to ensure speedy economic and scientific-technological growth, besides overcoming population explosion, cutting down corruption across sectors, and narrow sectarian interests,against the backdrop of the prevailing hostilities among the super and major powers.The current scenario is indeed very volatile and insecure and that may lead to very frightening proportions, wherein peaceful nations,including India, are required to remain very cautious in pursuing and protecting their respective national interests.
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189593
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The present article deals with the bilateral trade relationship between India and South Korea. India and South Korea keeps a deep relation since India gets independence in 1945. India played an important role in South Korean affairs due to its engagement in shaping the administrative structures and holding elections. But the bilateral relationship initiated much later in early sixties and a formal diplomatic relation began since then between the countries. Since then, the economic and trade issues were significant in shaping the relationship between two progressive countries. Both the countries have established a strong foundation for their political and economic relationship and have taken numerous efforts in strengthening their different aspects of bi lateral relations.
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189591
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India and Saudi Arabia enjoy cordial and friendly relations reflecting the centuries-old economic and socio-cultural ties. Saudi Arabia is India’s fourth-largest trading partner. More than 18% of India’s crude oil imports are sourced from Saudi Arabia. During FY22 (April-December), bilateral trade was valued at $29.28 billion. During this period, India’s imports from Saudi Arabia were valued at $22.65 billion and exports to Saudi Arabia were worth $6.63 billion. The approximately 2.2 million–strong Indian community is the largest expatriate community in the Kingdom. India and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have shared a rich colourful history spanning all the way back to 1947, the year of India’s independence till time. The top leadership of both countries remained in close touch even during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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189595
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An assertive China against an economically rising and digitally driving India will continue to influence the power equations in South Asia for some time only. Given its close relationship with Pakistan, recent attempt to build a relationship with the Taliban etc shows its determination to increase its influence in South Asia. India in turn is now engaged in creating long-term relationships with its neighbours. India is attempting to expand the areas of cooperation with its neighbours. This spirit of India is manifested in its relationship with Bangladesh. Bangladesh’s example shows how India can build a friendly relationship with its neighbour despite China’s economic heavy hand. India aspires to be a USD 5 trillion economy by 2025. Bangladesh too aspires to become an upper-middle-income country by the year 2031.
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189596
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India-Iran relations became stronger due to the Chabahar agreement and the goods movement making the economy stronger despite the regional and international hurdles. India and Iran are also committed to further cooperation in other sectors where the two countries can work together. In the last two years, the US government reversed the Obama administration’s decision, and now Trump has retreated from the Nuclear agreement, disturbing the whole region. The Chinese investment in rail projects and Iran dropping India from the Chabahar rail project is a issue being looked into by New Delhi, which is now a good sign for reliable bilateral relations. India-Iran relations are very strong and working perfectly despite all ups and downs in the regional and political orders.
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189590
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Today India and Israel are not only close friends but strategic partners. The foundation of present relationship largely lay in three commonalities which they share with each other: vibrant democracy, victim of cross-border terrorism and close ties with US. This paper focuses on New Delhi-Tel Aviv bilateral relations from the birth of Israel to Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud Party led right wing coalition parties’ victory in general election held in first week of November 2022. This year is also significant due to the completion of thirty years of bilateral diplomatic relations too. Here the study is divided into three parts: Era of no relations, Era of Normal relations, Era of Deep Engagement.
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189588
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There are many changes taking place in world politics. The Russia-Ukraine war has tailored new alliances and combinations. The much-hyped China rise is on hold. Russia and Chinese alliances have scripted a fresh narrative of the world politics. Indian foreign policy is celebrating 75 years of its independence which is called ‘Ajadi ka Amrit Mahotsaw’ is a comprehensive framework to identify its success and failures in the respective fields. This article is an attempt to weigh the strength and weakness of Indian foreign policy in 75 years.
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189587
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Bonhomie between India and Japan is as old as the days of Subhash Chandra Bose when Japan helped the renowned freedom fighter Bose towards the consolidation of Azad Hind Fauj, which not only deterred the British colonial power of the day but also set the path for its downfall and the final exit. Since, then the bilateral relations have passed through number of phases but has never seen rough patches. Over the recent past, bilateral relations between India and Japan has been adding many new feathers to its cap. Owing to geopolitical shifts in its own vicinity and in the extended neighborhood as well.
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189585
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Defence Cooperation has been a basic component of Indo-US partnership as this has both strategic and economic shared interests, in light of the democracy based philosophy of the two nations. This article features the collaborations and way forward between the two countries and discusses the advancing Indio-US defence relationship and the way forward. It subtleties the obstructions, which require substantial activity from the two sides. From an Indian point of view, while the government has made significant strides towards strategy advancement, more needs to be done to bring the procurement process in line with best global practices which will facilitate ‘Ease of Doing Business’ as well as cut down procurement timelines.
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189586
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Relation between India and South Korea has expanded in the recent years buttressed by convergence of interests. Expansion of its scope will add value to peaceful development , ensure regional stability, enhance self - dependen cein the chip cold war and counter China’s strategy to shape the region’s political environment with its economic capabilities.
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189584
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International politics is churning again. With conflict emerging between major powers like China and the US in the form of trade wars and the Russian invasion of Ukraine, it is essential for countries to guard their national interest above all else. With the possibility of a new world order emerging from this churn, Indian government now maintains a balance when it comes to engaging with the great powers. Additionally, with the threat of climate change looming over the entire world, countries need to prepare themselves against the recurring natural catastrophes and take preventative measures to reduce its impact. Furthermore, India being a democracy, espousing democratic values in international politics is also its goal.
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India and Afghanistan relationship has based on historical, economic and cultural links. In recent past before the re-emergence of Taliban, India-Afghanistan relations have been more strengthened by the Strategic Partnership Agreement (SPA) signed by both the countries in October 2011. This SPA between the two countries provides for assistance to rebuild Afghanistan’s infrastructure and institutions. It has further provides education and technical assistance to re-build indigenous Afghan capacity in different areas, inclusive process of peace and reconciliation, providing duty free access to the Indian market, encouraging investment in natural resources and advocating the need for a sustained and long-term assurance to Afghanistan. But, on the day of August 15, 2021 in which Taliban has captured the capital of Afghanistan’s Kabul after almost two decades, as the President of Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, H.E. Ashraf Ghani left the country and took the political asylum in United Arab Emirate (UAE).
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189583
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Meanwhile, after the Crimea connect bridge has suffered damages of Ukrainian attack, the US has privately asked Ukrainian leadership to find ways of dialogue with Russia to end the war. So far, Ukraine has ruled out any dialogue with Russia and Zelensky has repeatedly refused to meet Putin. Without having adequate military inventory of its own and attacking Russia with borrowed weapons will lead the war only to further devastation. Therefore, a soft approach by Zelensky is required to at least cease fire and bring back status quo. It is a tough nut to crack for Zelensky. The ravages of the war are mounting day after days, people are being killed, cities and villages are destroyed, and devastation pictures are heart wrenching.
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Ukraine has got political and military support by the Western powers and hence the president of Ukraine has claimed some success in the on-going conflict even as thousands of Russian and Ukrainian soldiers are killed in the war. He has asserted that the country will not surrender and will push Russian army out of his country. Much against Putin’s hope and interest, Ukraine might move close to NATO. As there are no signs of end to the war, both Ukraine and Russia will suffer badly and have to pay a heavy price for generations to come.
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