Putin’s Delhi visit demonstrated Russia’s enduring global influence despite sanctions. I write4 @Ayanangsha's news site.
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Check out this article: Putin in Delhi: How Russia Turned BRICS into a Diplomatic Gain - https://t.co/bY4vKoV3Pl
I write on India-Russia relationship:valuable precisely cz it provides additional strategic options, eco pathways n diplomatic space.
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Opinion | India And Russia Go From Resilience To Leverage https://t.co/rcDQpWZ7Y8 via @ndtv
From counter terrorism and multilateral reform to the Global South, the Delhi Declaration bears imprint of India’s Strategic Diplomacy. I write 4 @firstpost on India's growing ability to shape terms of concensus
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Delhi: On the significance of India hosting the BRICS Summit, Fellow at the Chintan Research Foundation Indrani Talukdar says, "The top priority for India in this summit will be to really bring all the members because we know that there is a lot of disruptions if you look at the geopolitics or the geo-economics angles. And India's priority will be to bring all these members together on the table to discuss on whatever the issues, the challenges we are facing, be the Ukraine issue or the West Asian crisis, which is really hampering the energy security issues as well. So, and also like if you see, if you just, you know, go through Jaishankar's interview, the speech he gave in the morning, he actually spoke about, of course from the geo-economics angle, but he spoke about that how risks and, challenges actually brings opportunities as well."
'Resilient': Geopolitical Analyst @TalukdarIndrani On 🇮🇳-🇷🇺 Ties
Talks between PM Modi and Putin come as a "prelude" to BRICS in New Delhi, she says, adding that the India has long withstood external pressures to stand with Russia.
"Time is crucial as the world is in a turbulent flux. Right time and opportunity4🇮🇳2 bring South-North together and help bridge the gaps, including the civilizational ones, and education is the best medium"
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Türkiye expanding footprint in South Asia, with Bangladesh showing interest in MAD, has ingredients of becomn headache4India. I look at the policy options for India to strategically handle this new development
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