NDIA and Eurasia in the post-cold war world: A “new great game” of the twenty-first century?
By: Mudiamv, Prithvi Ram
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BookPublisher: World Affairs: The Journal of International Issues Description: 28(3), Apr-Jun, 2024: p.104-123.
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World Affairs: The Journal of International IssuesSummary: India has cultural and economic connections with the region that go back thousands of years and enjoys a privileged relationships with the Russian Federation which has a preponderant position in Central Asia. Iran, another important player in that region, also has ancient and friendly ties with New Delhi and can provide access through the International North-South Transport Corridor. The five Eurasian states generally welcome opportunities for cooperation and partnership with India through bilateral and multilateral channels. Prithvi Ram Mudiam argues that India’s growing engagement in that vast area meets with almost unanimous consent internationally.- Reproduced
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India has cultural and economic connections with the region that go back thousands of years and enjoys a privileged relationships with the Russian Federation which has a preponderant position in Central Asia. Iran, another important player in that region, also has ancient and friendly ties with New Delhi and can provide access through the International North-South Transport Corridor. The five Eurasian states generally welcome opportunities for cooperation and partnership with India through bilateral and multilateral channels. Prithvi Ram Mudiam argues that India’s growing engagement in that vast area meets with almost unanimous consent internationally.- Reproduced
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