India and Central and Eastern Europe

Kugiel, Patryk; Upadhyay, Dinoj Kumar

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“…As many as 81 commodities were worth less than 0.7, so we see room for expanding trade cooperation between the V4 countries and India in deepening intra-industry trade in commodities, where countries have a similar RCA profile. We agree with Laš (2017) that there is a space for deeper cooperation in terms of trade and mutual interests for improving mutual relations, as stated by Svobodová and Fernandes (2014) and Kugiel and Upadhyay (2017).…”

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V4-India Partnership as an Example of Broader EU and Indo-Pacific Region Partnership

Drieniková¹,

Zubaľová²,

Gordanová³

2023

CEBR

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EU stepped up its efforts to reinforce its presence in the Asian region, especially in the Indo-Pacific region, due to increasing geo-strategic importance for the EU, high mutual interconnectedness, as well as trade and investment engagement. In September 2021, the EU adopted its first Indo-Pacific Strategy. The aim of the paper is to point out the development of the partnership between the EU and the Asian (Indo-Pacific) region based on the evaluation of the analysis of trade and investment cooperation between the EU and India with a focus on mutual trade and investment relations between the Visegrad Group countries and India (and point out the comparative advantages that the V4 countries might use to extend mutual trade cooperation). The paper is based on trade analysis, and empirical methods of RCA and Grubel Lloyd indices were used. There is room for expanding cooperation between the V4 countries and India in deepening intra-industry trade in commodities, where countries have a similar RCA profile. Moreover, the cooperation could complement bilateral relations between both regions. Implications for Central European audience: The paper evaluates V4 competitiveness and assesses V4's export potential (RCA index) with India and potential trade prospects with India (RCA1) to confirm that there is room for expanding trade cooperation between regions. We consider the V4 countries to be one of the regions that could deepen its mutual relations with India and intensify political dialogue and, therefore, take mutual cooperation and relations to the next level as well as deepen cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region.

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confidence: 89%

V4-India Partnership as an Example of Broader EU and Indo-Pacific Region Partnership

Drieniková¹,

Zubaľová²,

Gordanová³

2023

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India-Poland Relations: Transformation of Cultural Relations to Cultural Diplomacy

Solanki

2020

Polish Political Science Review

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The principal aim of this article is to analyse how cultural relations between India and Poland have transformed into cultural diplomacy. For this purpose, the article traces the historical interactions of culture between the two countries that precede their creation as modern-day republics. The article analyses the various stages through which cultural engagement between India and Poland have progressed. The author presents culture as a binding factor as it is paving the way for deeper engagements between the two sides. Cultural diplomacy between India and Poland is opening new avenues of interactions which are reflected in their political and economic relationship. The article argues that the absence of a strategic partnership puts impetus on cultural diplomacy as it becomes an important foundational block on which a future relationship can be build.

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India’s Beckoning of Central Europe amid Shifting Geopolitics

Singh

2024

CEJISS

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For a long time, countries in Central Europe (CE) were caught in the structural rivalry of East and West, and Indian policy towards the region too remained passive. The end of the Cold War preoccupied India and the CE region alike, focusing on their economic transformation and recalibrating their respective foreign policies. India, however, with its rising political and economic clout, began an active pursuit of multialignment and thereby seeks a greater strategic engagement with the CE region. The shifting geopolitical landscape has made it inevitable to look at Europe beyond its traditional focus on the UK, France and Germany. Moreover, the steady growth trajectories of India and CE make a strong case for strengthening the bilateral partnership through enhanced political, economic and diplomatic investment. The paper thus explores the changing contours of India-Central Europe relations and avenues of cooperation where both sides could partner in building their domestic capacities and resilience. It argues that India needs to better its diplomatic outreach to CE and explain its distinct security and threat perceptions and strategic ambivalence on the Russia-Ukraine War. While China is a formidable rival with its expanding footprint, India can leverage its image as a safer and reliable economic partner. Likewise, the CE countries are keen to engage with India to widen their profile beyond their immediate neighbourhood.

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India and Central and Eastern Europe

Cited by 3 publications

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V4-India Partnership as an Example of Broader EU and Indo-Pacific Region Partnership

V4-India Partnership as an Example of Broader EU and Indo-Pacific Region Partnership

India-Poland Relations: Transformation of Cultural Relations to Cultural Diplomacy

India’s Beckoning of Central Europe amid Shifting Geopolitics

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