Maritime security and the common interests of India and China
The world has changed dramatically over the years, and being two of the world's largest and most populous developing countries, India and China should remain in close touch on issues concerning developing nations. Today's challenges to maritime security increasingly comprise more non-tradi...
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| description | The world has changed dramatically over the years, and being two of the world's largest and most populous developing countries, India and China should remain in close touch on issues concerning developing nations. Today's challenges to maritime security increasingly comprise more non-traditional threats, such as terrorist acts against shipping, trafficking in weapons of mass destruction, piracy and armed robbery at sea, illicit transportation in narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances and nuclear substances, and smuggling of people and arms. It is therefore important to intensify cooperation at all levels to address threats to maritime security and safety in a comprehensive manner through bilateral and multilateral instruments and mechanisms aimed at monitoring, preventing and responding to such threats.[PUBLICATION ABSTRACT] |
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