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Key Irritants in Indo-Nepal Bilateral Relations: Challenges and Prospects

India and Nepal share deep historical, cultural, and geographical ties. However, their relationship has seen occasional strains due to various political, economic, and strategic issues. Some of the key irritants in Indo-Nepal bilateral relations include: 1. Border Disputes 2. Nepal’s Perception of Indian Interference Nepal often views India’s influence in its internal politics as interference….

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Abraham Accords: A New Beginning in the Politics of West Asia

Introduction The Abraham Accords, signed in 2020, marked a historic breakthrough in the geopolitics of West Asia (Middle East) by normalizing diplomatic relations between Israel and several Arab nations, including the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, Morocco, and Sudan. These agreements, brokered by the United States, signaled a shift in regional alliances, economic cooperation, and…

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India’s Soft Power Diplomacy in Afghanistan: Strategic Influence Through Development and Culture

Introduction India’s engagement with Afghanistan has largely been characterized by its ‘Soft Power’ diplomacy, focusing on developmental assistance, cultural ties, and humanitarian support rather than direct military intervention. This approach has allowed India to maintain strong relations with Afghanistan, fostering goodwill and strategic influence in the region. This article evaluates the reasons behind India’s soft…

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