Improving EU-India Understanding on Russia

Improving EU-India Understanding on Russia

Think Tanks Twinning Initiative author 2020, GPI, Jawaharlal Nehru University, JNU, Publications, TFT, TFT GPI JNU publication summaries, The Federal Trust, The Global Policy Institute

During the Cold-War years, Europe and India engaged with the Soviet Union at very different levels. On many occasions they found themselves supporting the opposite side. Western Europe was part of the American led western alliance. India, however, had very close strategic and economic ties with the USSR, which were institutionalised through the 1971 Indo-Soviet Treaty of Peace, Friendship and Cooperation. Despite the collapse of the USSR and the termination of special bilateral trade relations in the 1990s, India and Russia have maintained excellent political relations. These ties have been institutionalised through strategic partnership signed in
2000 and upgraded to ‘special and privileged strategic partnership’ in 2010.

Prospects for EU-India Cooperation

Prospects for EU-India Cooperation in Central Asia

Think Tanks Twinning Initiative author 2019, Jawaharlal Nehru University, JNU, Publications, TFT, The Federal Trust, The Global Policy Institute

Prospects for EU-India Cooperation in Central Asia Download PDFAuthored by Gulshan Sachdeva & Karine Lisbonne de Vergeron Published in April 2019 ExcerptBoth the EU and India are viewed very favorably in Central Asia. As the region is now stabilizing, integrating and slowly opening to the outside world, it provides tremendous opportunities for the EU and India to increase their engagement further, both …

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Prospects for EU-India Cooperation in Central Asia

Think Tanks Twinning Initiative author 2019, april-2-event, GPI, Jawaharlal Nehru University, JNU, Publication summaries, Publications, Summaries, TFT, TFT GPI JNU publication summaries, The Federal Trust, The Global Policy Institute

Prospects for EU-India Cooperation in Central Asia Download PDFAuthored by Gulshan Sachdeva & Karine Lisbonne de Vergeron Published on 16 May 2019 ExcerptSince the collapse of the Soviet Union, the five Central Asian countries – Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan – are witnessing significant changes in their economic and political systems. Despite having a very complex legacy, …