Throughout the Cold War, India was non-aligned but tilted toward the Soviet world for its defense platforms. This continued following the Iron Curtain’s fall, much to Washington’s frustration.

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This momentum continued through the Non-Aligned Movement and the G77, with Asia, Africa and Latin America forming the "Third World" — a collective capable of challenging Cold War bipolarity ...

Throughout the Cold War, the Non-Aligned Movement member states resisted pressure to align with either Washington or Moscow, instead advocating a "third way" rooted in the principles of self ...

In this elemental sense, there was a natural solidarity and political affinity among this category of newly emerging nations in the post Second World War period. Non-alignment manifested itself in ...

Former Minister Ali Sabry’s recent op-ed, “Why Sri Lanka must continue to pursue a non-aligned, yet multi-aligned foreign policy,” published in the Daily FT on 3 March, offers a timely reflection on ...

Interestingly, throughout the cold war era, India remained aligned with the Soviet bloc primarily to address its geopolitical and geostrategic needs, though it championed Non-Aligned rhetoric.

India News: Amid these tensions, the world witnessed other critical events: the Cuban Missile Crisis unfolded in October 1962, bringing the US and the Soviet Union to the brink of nuclear war. It ...

During the Cold War, the bifurcation of international politics between the two camps headed by the Soviet Union and the United States led to the emergence of the non-aligned bloc... Vasif Huseynov ...

Determined to maintain its primacy, the US appears intent on curbing China's ambitions, a strategy that reflects an entrenched resistance to relinquishing its status as the world's preeminent power.

Cold War baggage. Two key historical factors have contributed to ingrained anti-West sentiment in India’s strategic mindset—the era of colonial exploitation and the 1971 treaty of friendship with the ...