Tag: Economic Statecraft
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India’s Proposed Anti-Sanctions Framework: Protecting Economic Sovereignty in a Fragmented World
Why the Debate Has Emerged Recent geopolitical developments have highlighted a growing challenge for countries engaged in global trade: the increasing use of unilateral sanctions as a foreign policy tool. In response, India is exploring legal mechanisms to protect domestic businesses from the impact of foreign sanctions that are not approved under international law. The…
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