रा. सु. जा. मं. From Non-Alignment to Global Peacemaker

Vol - 1, Issue - 2, Oct - Dec 2024 Page No - 23
From Non-Alignment to Global Peacemaker: How Modi's India can influence the Russia-Ukraine Conflict Resolution
—Adarsh
Abstract
Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's direction, India has seen a dramatic change in its foreign policy, moving from a non-aligned state to a growing global mediator. India is in a unique position regarding the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine since it has maintained solid diplomatic contacts with both countries. The paper examines how India may have an impact on efforts to resolve conflicts in Eastern Europe because of its historical non-alignment and present foreign policy of strategic autonomy. India's historical neutrality served as a buffer against tensions during the Cold War, but the current state of the world necessitates a more proactive and moderating position. India is becoming increasingly prepared to handle complicated international conflicts, as evidenced by Modi's foreign policy, which is marked by active participation in international institutions like the UN and G20. This study assesses India's ability to serve as an impartial mediator in the Russia-Ukraine crisis by examining its diplomatic relations. India's ability to play a geopolitical balancing act between Russia and the West provides a means of advancing negotiations. The study concludes that, although India's position as a world peacemaker is still developing, its strategic diplomacy can greatly influence how this conflict develops and even help defuse and end hostilities in Eastern Europe.
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