When the Cold War ended around 1989 to 1991, the traditional colonial partners or even post-colonial partners of Africa, became embroiled more in their neighbourhood like Europe, and the Russians became involved in their own resettlement, the Americans got involved in Iraq. So suddenly Africa was open to new partners.
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Indian Foreign Policy: yesterday, today and tomorrow, lecture by Satish C Mehta-28/02/2022
The 1962 China War shattered that illusion. We lost territory, we lost global esteem - after all losers aren’t good examples- and we lost our self-belief. The lessons were clear. Our help to China in its freedom struggle or other support when it was isolated didn’t carry much weight.
Islamic Emirate remains committed to dialogue and understanding
As the Islamic Emirate has adopted a peaceful policy of amnesty and amalgamation that has eliminated the causes of war in large regions of the country and put an end to bloodshed, it at the same time has also proven its genuine commitment towards dialogue and understanding through its political activities. In stark contrast, all leaders of the Kabul administration are busy with drawing up military plans and issuing threats, with airstrikes on civilian areas, bellicose propaganda and curtailment free media serving as examples of their undertakings.
Outreach of world countries to the Islamic Emirate
The Islamic Emirate has repeatedly stated in its official statements that it seeks positive relations with the rest of the world, governed by mutual respect. The mission of the Islamic Emirate is peace, stability and the establishment of a strong Islamic system in Afghanistan.
Chen Yi and Zulfikar Ali Bhutto conversation focusing Soviet Union’s foreign policy regarding India-25/02/1964
The Soviet Union has greatly encouraged India’s great power chauvinism. Khrushchev supports Nehru on disarmament, economics, and in the United Nations, makes it seem as though India is neutral and that it would be inappropriate for it to lean toward any country.
Tajikistan’s domestic and foreign policy – Address by the President of Republic of Tajikistan
Our economy grew by 4.5 percent in 2020 and the GDP reached TJS 82.5 billion TJS. During this period, the industrial production increased by 9.7%, agriculture by 8.8% and foreign trade by 0.8%, including export by 19.8% and created a foundation for the country's economic development.
Concept of the Foreign Policy of the Republic of Tajikistan
The Concept of the foreign policy of the Republic of Tajikistan is a political act, which determines and regulates major principles, objectives, obligations and priority directions of the foreign policy of the Republic of Tajikistan based on the long-term national interests of the country.
Foreign policy concept of the Russian federation
to create a favourable external environment that would allow Russia’s economy to grow steadily and become more competitive and would promote technological modernization as well as higher standards of living and quality of life for its population
PM Boris Johnson spoke with International leaders, asked Pakistan not to recognize Taliban regime unilaterally
The Prime Minister underlined that any recognition of the new government in Afghanistan to happen on an international, not unilateral basis. He said that any the legitimacy of any future Taliban government will be subject to them upholding internationally agreed standards on human rights and inclusivity.
Atlantic Charter 2021, signed by Biden and Johnson
we resolve to defend the principles, values, and institutions of democracy and open societies, which drive our own national strength and our alliances.
Turkish Foreign Policy
Turkish Foreign Policy aims to protect Turkey’s interests in a volatile regional and global environment, while also shaping conditions for sustainable peace and development in our neighborhood and beyond. In the pursuit of this primary goal, Turkey contributes to peace, prosperity, and stability around the world.
Diplomatic and bilateral relationship of Turkmenistan with other nations
Foreign policy is based on the Constitution, the Constitutional Act on the permanent neutrality of Turkmenistan, the Foreign policy concept of Turkmenistan as a neutral state, other legislative acts. Turkmenistan's foreign policy is a logical extension of domestic policy and…
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Agreement on Trade and Intercourse with Tibet Region 1954 (Panchaseel Agreement)
The Government of the Republic of India and The Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China, Being desirous of promoting trade and cultural intercourse between Tibet Region of China and India and of facilitating pilgrimage and travel by the peoples of China and India, Have resolved to enter into the present Agreement based on the following principles :
mutual respect for each other's territorial integrity and sovereignty,
mutual non-aggression,
mutual non-interference in each other's internal affairs, (4) equality and mutual benefit, and (5) peaceful co-existence.
Chinese Foreign Policy during the Maoist Era and its Lessons for Today: 2007
The foreign policy of the People’s Republic of China during the Maoist era attempted to pursue both goals by building a broad united front of all forces that could be directed against the principal enemy or enemies of the people of the world. The basic component of this united front (outside the socialist countries themselves) was the struggle of the working class and oppressed peoples of all countries.
Advocatetanmoy Law Library 