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The ASEAN Summit 2022 : Southeast Asian Leaders To Address Regional Challenges

Dr. Kankana DebnathNovember 16, 20220

The ASEAN Summit 2022 kicked off at Phnom Phen, Cambodia on Friday. Cambodia being this year’s chair for the ASEAN, is hosting the weekend summit, the group’s first in-person meeting since the Covid pandemic. The meeting started with Myanmar’s political crisis and the U.S.-China rivalry in the Southeast and Indo-Pacific region. ASEAN (Association for Southeast Asian Nations) The group is a regional organization of political and economic union made up of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. The 10-member states group promotes intergovernmental cooperation and facilitates economic, political, security, military, educational, and sociocultural integration between its members and countries in the region. Currently, Myanma...

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What Does The Call For ‘Spring Revolution’ Against Military Rule In Myanmar Mean? Read To Know!!

Gunjan ChaudharyNovember 8, 20220

It is reported that factions fighting an armed fight against military rule in Myanmar are now planning to wage a decisive war. The opposition groups in the country have formed an alternative government named National Unity Government (NUG). The NUG issued a statement in mid-October, calling for a decisive battle for the 'Spring Revolution'. Information that has now surfaced indicates that the NUG intends to overthrow military rule by next spring, i.e., before the rains begin next year. On February 1, 2021, the military overthrew the elected government in Myanmar. Since then many factions have been fighting continuously against it. In some areas, ethnic rebel groups are running guerrilla wars. Among them are the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) and the People's Defense Forces (PDF)....

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India's Vision of the Indo-Pacific
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India’s Vision For Indo-Pacific: Analysing S. Jaishankar’s Chulalongkorn University Speech

Dr. Kankana DebnathAugust 22, 20220

External Minister S. Jaishankar gave an extensive speech on India's Vision of the Indo-Pacific at the Chulalongkorn University in Thailand. India and Thailand are celebrating 75 years of establishment of diplomatic relations. Mentioning this Jaishankar highlighted that India is very much inclined towards the East. He also emphasized that New Delhi now looks beyond the Indian Ocean and into the Pacific. India's Vision of the Indo-Pacific  Jaishakar stated that there is a need to envisage a free, open, inclusive, peaceful and prosperous Indo-Pacific region. A regional concept which is built on rules-based international order, freedom of navigation and over-flight, unimpeded lawful commerce. There should also be mutual respect for sovereignty, peaceful resolution of disputes, as well. J...

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India Rapidly Expands Its Control, Power In ASEAN Countries; Read Story Here!

Vikas DeshwalAugust 1, 20220

There were several vital steps at the 30th-anniversary extraordinary foreign ministers meeting between India and ASEAN in New Delhi in May. One of them pertained to a more intimate arrangement between the protection organizations of India and ASEAN countries. To improve collaboration in Defense via the ADMM-Plus and accept the suggested ASEAN-India Defense Ministers Informal Meeting in November 2022 and the suggested ASEAN-India Maritime Exercise. The panel also considered calling the ADMM-Plus Specialists' Working Group Field Training Practice on HADR in Indonesia in 2023. The committee also accommodated the ASEAN-India partnership in controlling and contradicting terrorism, the rise of radicalization and violent extremism, and fighting international offences via the early finalization...

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India, South China Sea Dispute: A Calibrating Approach; Lets Decode Its Complications

Pooja YadavJuly 6, 20220

When China made abrupt reactions to India’s patch and made checked on Indian influence in the subcontinent region. India should also raise its influence in the South China Sea for balance which is quite logical. India has a very relationship with the Philippines; Vietnam-like countries located next to the South China Sea, one thing India can do to get an advantage is that India should hold these countries for economical and military ties. These countries are associates and customers are very important from Indian Strategic Policy. India should also extend its moral support to these counties’ genuine and justifiable rights over the South China Sea. India’s involvement in the South China Sea is principally because of economic reasons, to tackle China and to maintain healthy and good r

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