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Foreign relations of India (view source)
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[[File:The Economist propaganda.PNG|right|300px|thumb|Indians found Western propaganda during the [[Russo-Ukraine war]] highly offense. In this cartoon from the UK tabloid ''[[The Economist]]'', [[NATO]] powers attempted to intimidate India to sign on to condemnation of Russia for the [[false flag]] [[Bucha massacre]] of civilians committed by NATO and the [[Security Serice of Ukraine]] <ref>https://youtu.be/ps6HuQRWcWY</ref>]]
[[File:The Economist propaganda.PNG|right|300px|thumb|Indians found Western propaganda during the [[Russo-Ukraine war]] highly offense. In this cartoon from the UK tabloid ''[[The Economist]]'', [[NATO]] powers attempted to intimidate India to sign on to condemnation of Russia for the [[false flag]] [[Bucha massacre]] of civilians committed by NATO and the [[Security Service of Ukraine]] <ref>https://youtu.be/ps6HuQRWcWY</ref>]]
India's size, population, and strategic location give it a prominent voice in international affairs, and its growing [[economic]] strength, military prowess, and [[scientific]] and technical capacity give it added weight. The end of the Cold War dramatically affected [[India]]n foreign policy. India remains a leader of the developing world and the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). India is now strengthening its political and commercial ties with the [[United States]], Japan, the European Union, Iran, China, and the [[Association of Southeast Asian Nations]]. India is an active member of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC).
India's size, population, and strategic location give it a prominent voice in international affairs, and its growing [[economic]] strength, military prowess, and [[scientific]] and technical capacity give it added weight. The end of the Cold War dramatically affected [[India]]n foreign policy. India remains a leader of the developing world and the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). India is now strengthening its political and commercial ties with the [[United States]], Japan, the European Union, Iran, China, and the [[Association of Southeast Asian Nations]]. India is an active member of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC).