Suicide Research in Bangladesh

Uddin, Md. Saleh

doi:10.1007/978-981-99-0289-7_8

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“…Argentina's president Alberto Fernandez thanked her and expressed a strong desire to open an embassy in Dhaka, Bangladesh. As a result, Bangladesh and Argentina established diplomatic relations on 27 February 2023, after 45 years of closure(Uddin, 2023). Argentina's Pablo Gonzalez, head of YPF (an energybased company), gave Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi a Lionel Messi jersey during India Energy Week 2023 in Bengaluru.…”

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Playing Cricket: India’s Soft Power, Nation Branding and Future Prospects

Das,

Borah,

Mallick

2024

India Quarterly: A Journal of International Affairs

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The growing interdependence among the nations, the advancement of science and technology and the impact of globalisation have made it less useful for nations to rely predominantly on hard power to pursue their foreign policies’ goals. In the contemporary era, nations have shifted their attention to soft power as an alternative policy to maximise gains from other countries. Although the exercise of hard power is still relevant in international relations, soft power has become a less destructive option. For instance, sports has proved its power as a tool of diplomacy at different times. In India, cricket has moved from its status as a mere sport to a powerful instrument of diplomacy. In this article, the authors analyse the value of sports in general and cricket in particular as an instrument of public diplomacy, its capacity for nation branding, and the future prospects of cricket in pursuing India’s foreign policy goals.

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