Indian Army Chief in Uzbekistan as Indo-Uzbek joint military exercise gets underway
The joint Indo-Uzbek military exercises began in 2019
The joint Indo-Uzbek military exercises began in 2019
India and Russia had concluded a deal for the supply of S-400 Triumf missile system in October 2018., for a sum amounting to $5.43 billion dollars
By Reuters Johannesbutg, Aug 21: The BRICS group of major emerging economies – Brazil, Russia,
India’s Connect Central Asia (CAA) policy of 2012 is a broad-based framework involving political, economic, security and cultural connections. Reviving the cultural and civilizational linkages within the region will be a driving force to destabilise the existing peace and security threats in the region while also reshaping the SCO framework.
Taking further his vision to tackle terrorism in the regional and a global level President Mirziyoyev said that Uzbekistan considers it necessary to speed up the preparation and adoption of major multilateral documents such as the Convention on Cooperation against Cybercrime and the Joint Program to Combat Extremist Ideology.
As Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded his state visit to the US – an
BRICS is seen today as the most formidable voice for the Global South on the high table of major powers of the post-World War II US-led world order. With the Ukraine war widening that bipolarity, BRICS will have to tread with care.
Given India’s close relations with Iran and the Arab world, including consistent support for Palestinians, it will also have to greet with understanding any Israeli normalization of relations with Pakistan.
The Ukrainian military command seems somehow cautious about new large offensive operations at this stage, as an uncontrolled advance after the achieved successes in establishing control over recaptured vast areas could lead to catastrophe
India’s participation in the organization will also help keep it non-Western rather than anti-Western and a regional Eurasian organization, shorn of a bloc mentality.