Russia and India in the Evolving World Order. Introduction to the special issue

IF 0.2 Q4 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS MGIMO Review of International Relations Pub Date : 2023-05-23 DOI:10.24833/2071-8160-2023-2-89-7-14
Nandan Unnikrishnan, Nivedita Kapoor
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The introductory article delves into the evolving dynamics of the India-Russia relationship in the post-Soviet era, characterized by carefully forged cooperation, managed differences, and adaptation to the ever-changing international landscape. The authors emphasize that amidst the current state of global disorder, India and Russia can mutually assist each other within certain constraints. The article highlights how bilateral ties enable Moscow and New Delhi to pursue their national interests, with a commitment to safeguarding their respective sovereignty. The authors propose a nuanced understanding of the relationship, wherein India and Russia continue to engage in ways that uphold their own interests and prevent any infringement upon each other. The article sets the stage for further exploration of the numerous facets of the IndiaRussia relationship, examining areas such as strategic cooperation, economic ties, multilateral engagement, and addressing global challenges like climate change. Ultimately, it aims to provide insights into the complex and evolving nature of this bilateral partnership.
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演变中的世界秩序中的俄罗斯和印度。特刊简介
这篇导论文章深入探讨了后苏联时代印俄关系的演变动态,其特点是精心打造合作,管控分歧,适应不断变化的国际格局。作者强调,在当前全球混乱的状态下,印度和俄罗斯可以在一定的限制下相互帮助。这篇文章强调了双边关系如何使莫斯科和新德里能够追求各自的国家利益,同时承诺维护各自的主权。作者提出了一种微妙的关系理解,其中印度和俄罗斯继续以维护自己利益和防止任何侵犯对方的方式进行接触。本文为进一步探讨印俄关系的诸多方面奠定了基础,考察了战略合作、经济关系、多边参与以及应对气候变化等全球挑战等领域。最终,它的目的是深入了解这一双边伙伴关系的复杂性和不断变化的性质。
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