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The first foreign policy moves of India’s new government

Following India’s general elections in April-May, a new government led by the incumbent Prime Minister Narendra Modi was formed in early June. The first days India’s “new” government have been marked by a number of notable foreign policy developments.

Vladimir Terehov

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The elimination of Western propaganda as an imperative objective

Fewer and fewer countries and people in the world intend to tolerate the extremely hypocritical behavior of the Western planetary minority. In fact, when the West accuses its geopolitical and geoeconomic adversaries of “disinformation” campaigns, it naturally forgets to recognize that the undeniable figure of such campaigns throughout the world – is precisely the small Western world, accustomed between other things through such type of campaigns and its affiliated agents to achieve its objectives in terms of sovereign states destabilization. Now it is true, with enormously less success….

Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov

On the first foreign-policy steps of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who has been re-elected for his third term

India’s recent parliamentary elections resulted in a third consecutive victory for the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) led by N. Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which won the required majority to form a coalition government…

Anvar Azimov

Recent developments in relations between India, Pakistan and China

Vladimir Terehov

On the results of the parliamentary elections in India

Anvar Azimov

On the foreign policy aspects of the arrest of New Delhi Chief Minister

Vladimir Terehov

India-Africa: the evolution of co-operation - from independence to the present day

Ivan Kopytsev

Some thoughts on the upcoming parliamentary elections in India

Anvar Azimov

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