India Can’t Change Its Foreign Policy | Abhijit Iyer Mitra

India and its foreign policy, largely defined as having strategy autonomy, has remained the same since India's independence in 1947. Despite efforts from across the international system, especially the US in recent years to court New Delhi closer, Modi's government has remained staunchly neutral.
However, as Abhijit Iyer-Mitra, an expert on India, explains this might change after India's latest election and Modi's now weakened government.
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[@golddigger8759]

Thank you so much, Pyotr, for giving us this interview 🙏 ❤

[@ForUBorn]

Like such deep insights in geopolitics 👍

[@gautamganguli1221]

Abhijit Iyer Mitra has explained Indian Foreign Policy succinctly. I agree with his views, Good job!!

[@AGS363]

Interesting.

[@ashutoshsrivastava3618]

Abhijit WE NEED ANALYST LIKE YOU FOR A LONG TIME. TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH AND QUIT SMOKING.

[@arijitdakshi820]

India's strategic autonomy is a legacy of India's Freedom Struggle 1857-1947.

[@DipakBose-bq1vv]

Boring, Boring, Boring. AY Mitra is trying to avoid correct answer by going back to distant history, which has no meaning today.

[@kushjindal2939]

History drivres the present

[@fidaulfat589]

Will this video go to Russia china and they know what we are doing , isn’t this bad for Indian foreign policy . He exposed everything 😮

[@user-ym3jv3ii3y]

It's past , and by now everyone knows what happened

[@kodiakseven]

It seems Modi has not succeeded in preventing Russia and China from getting very close after all.

[@Avenger-bd2fs]

Out of his hands. Both are cornered by US. It was just a matter of time before they joined hands.

[@AdityaJape]

It's not his job

[@VOjha2024]

Lou, NATOs 32 countries support Ukraine, who did you expect heavily sanctioned Russia to go to, Somalia? But the best part is we can always blame Modi & call it his failure.

[@SodiumSyndicate]

USA has succeeded in pushing Russia into China's arms & then start crying like a teenage girl.

[@megatron6382]

What do you think Russia will go for?for alien on mars!ofcourse they will go to China to release pressure..

[@HemanshuAmbani]

U should know …we Indians have and will always support Russia ❤….we don’t fucking care what u all think and don’t tell us that u won’t help in china..we don’t need it we have been facing them since a long time

[@meilinchan7314]

Russia loves Pakistan more than India. And will clearly become a vassal state of China. China will eventually pit Russia against India.

[@joetrumpnato]

Is this recent one? If yes, please upload full video

[@varun2250]

It's already uploaded

[@varun2250]

Amd Please stop simpin for Putin

[@theglobalgambit]

@@joetrumpnato it is: Can Modi Still Make India a Global Superpower? kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZS8qYt3pbqSpJY

[@ashishjain149]

Not impressed with this explanation of Abhijit Iyer Mitra. Didn't have much depth like he has for other things.

[@Arihant997]

Agree with you..he just rambled on !!

[@desertdogstyle]

Where are these history books coming from

[@shouryacool]

Behind the lines

[@manjushah6207]

Sasta Foreign policy expert Abhijeet.

[@Hypocritial]

What a drivel with very little sense!

[@artyartemis5752]

They way things going geopolitically I will say my country India chooses the best policy.