Geetanjali Minhas | November 8, 2011
Maintaining independence in foreign policy is not an easy option for any country, especially when the international geopolitical situation is fluid, alliances are shifting and strategic choices are becoming increasingly complex. How will the new year fare in this regard? It is instructive to
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