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India-Russia Relations: Beyond Energy and Defence
Observer Research Foundation. 2019. No. 327.
Economic ties between India and Russia have remained the weakest link in their bilateral relationship since the collapse of the Soviet Union. Both countries have set out to correct this in the past two years, making efforts to diversify their relationship beyond the defence and energy sectors as they navigate a changing world order. This brief analyses the developments in India-Russia relations since the May 2018 Sochi informal summit and the 2019 annual Indo-Russia summit.
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English
Keywords: India-Russia
Springer Publishing Company, 2025.
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