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Anvar Azimov
Diplomat and political scientist, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Candidate of Historical Sciences, Senior Research Fellow at the Eurasian Educational Institute of MGIMO of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia
An uneasy dialogue between India and Ukraine
The protracted conflict situation over Ukraine could not but affect relations between New Delhi and Kiev, which had previously been characterised by progressive and dynamic development. India, which prioritises the full development of its strategic partnership with Russia, was deeply concerned by the outbreak of armed hostilities in Ukraine and from the outset has consistently called for an end to the conflict and for the situation to be resolved exclusively by peaceful political means…
Anvar Azimov
Some thoughts on the upcoming parliamentary elections in India
India is a democratic republic with a federal system and a parliamentary government. The highest legislative body is the Parliament, which consists of an upper chamber, the Rajya Sabha (Council of States, 245 deputies – 233 elected by the state legislatures and 12 appointed by the President) and a lower chamber, the Lok Sabha (House of the People, 545 deputies – 543 elected by direct vote of the population and 2 appointed by the President). Although India’s head of state is the President…
Anvar Azimov
On New Delhi's foreign policy in the context of Indian Foreign Minister's visits to South Korea and Japan
The Indian leadership’s foreign policy has traditionally been characterised by a multi-vector and independent foreign policy, intolerance of any external pressure or imposition of foreign recommendations and advice. New Delhi can afford such an independent foreign policy, given India’s status as a major Asian power, its claim to a certain global role and its self-confidence as the world’s third largest economy. And no major power would dare dictate its terms to India, knowing that such an action would inevitably be met with rejection…
Anvar Azimov
Towards India-Russia Relations in the Context of the Munich Commemorative Security Conference
Anvar Azimov
French President's visit to India
Anvar Azimov
Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar visited Russia
Anvar Azimov
On Russian-Indian Relations
Anvar Azimov
Some comments on the most recent OSCE Ministers’ meeting
Anvar Azimov
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