Indo- Russian Political Ties: New Framework and Similarities
Journal Title: International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Invention - Year 2018, Vol 7, Issue 5
Abstract
India Russia relations have been smooth since India emerged as an independent nation in 1947.While before 1990s these relation were governed by the broader framework of cold war revelry and its related dynamics but since the demise of USSR in 1991 , these relations have been governed by different factors. The areas seeing the convergence of interests are; terrorism, multi-polarism, democracy and economic imperatives.1 However the old parameters of assessing these relations when the Soviet Union existence as a super power has vanished are no more relevant. The indo Russian relations, therefore should be critically examined in the context of globalization of politics and economy. We must analyze, how these relations can play an important role in shaping bilateral and multilateral relations in this region in the context of basic changes which have taken place in the international environment.
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Dr. Mukesh Kumar
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