Balancing US, China and Russia – UPSC GS2
Context: India must actively engage with all the three big powers (US, Russia, China). It is because there is no […]
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International Relations
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Allowing Constructive Criticism – UPSC GS2
Global Criticism of India and its response: The use of military-grade barriers and internet shutdown against Farmer’s protest attracted criticism from
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Hard Sovereignty and its consequences – UPSC GS2
Context: Some recent developments in India suggest that India has developed a new posture of engagement with the world i.e.
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Geopolitics of Eurasia – UPSC GS2
Factors that impact Geopolitics of Eurasia: The internal political evolution of Eurasian state: Post-Communist states have not settled on a
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Indo-Pacific: Japan-Australia Reciprocal Access Agreement – UPSC GS2
Context: Australia and Japan signed a defence treaty called the Reciprocal Access Agreement (RAA). Significance of Reciprocal Access Agreement (RAA): It marks
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USA’s counter to China in ASEAN – UPSC GS2
Context: Both China and the U.S. are trying to attract ASEAN countries to their side. The US wants to overcome the
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RCEP and India – UPSC GS2
Regional comprehensive Economic partnership (RCEP) which was signed in 2020 , came into force on 01/01/2022. India was part of the RCEP process but eventually
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Emerging threats in Asia – UPSC GS2
In Asia today, the economy is global, politics are local, and security is local, regional and transnational. Emerging regional security
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Nord Stream Pipeline : A Geopolitical weapon – UPSC GS2
Context: Nord Stream project is being opposed by Ukraine, US and most of European countries (except Austria, Germany, Hungary, and
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India-Central Asia Relations – UPSC GS2
Events: 3rd India- Central Asia dialogue held. Regional Security Dialogue with Central Asian Republic (CAR) counterparts was also held recently