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India not interested to take sides in global politics: Former U.S. Diplomat

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The video at the provided URL features a discussion with a former U.S. diplomat, Ashley Tellis, who explains India's stance on global politics. He highlights that India traditionally prefers not to align itself explicitly with any major power blocs, focusing instead on its strategic autonomy. Tellis discusses how India navigates its relationships with both Western countries and Russia, especially in light of recent geopolitical tensions, like the Ukraine conflict. He notes that India's foreign policy is driven by its national interests, which include maintaining strong ties with the U.S. for economic and security reasons while also preserving historical and strategic relations with Russia. This approach allows India to avoid taking sides in international disputes, thereby maximizing its diplomatic flexibility and strategic options on the global stage.

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