The World in Flux

Dilemmas for India and Russia
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In a rapidly evolving global landscape, the historical bond between India and Russia stands at a crossroads, presenting both challenges and opportunities. This session explores the multifaceted nature of their relationship amidst significant geopolitical shifts.
Historically, India and Russia have enjoyed a robust partnership, characterised by deep-rooted ties and mutual cooperation. However, recent global events, such as the rise of China, the conflict in Ukraine, and changing US foreign policies, have introduced new complexities to their strategic interactions.
Economically, both nations have benefited from trade and energy collaborations, but sanctions on Russia and India’s economic diversification efforts pose significant challenges. In defense and security, while arms trade and joint military exercises remain strong, India’s growing defense relationships with Western countries add layers of strategic ambiguity. Regionally, the dynamics in areas like Afghanistan and the Indo-Pacific region influence bilateral relations, necessitating a recalibration of strategies. On the multilateral front, platforms like BRICS and the SCO offer both collaboration and contention.
This session seeks to provide a comprehensive understanding of the dilemmas and opportunities in India-Russia relations, offering insights into the future trajectory of this pivotal partnership in a world marked by constant flux.

[@sunbabaphu]

wonderful session and discussion. pls bring more.

[@VicharB]

Thank you for this discussion.

[@space-time-somdeep]

I like this kind of long conversations..

[@user-gw3hk6gt9c]

Order is in fact putting others to work. As I see, economies are not growing at a rate to enforce an order. World order is infact irrelevant in today's world where there is no work. There is no propaganda strong enough to implement use of power.