Strength, Peace and Security are the pillars of International Relations

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In today's transnational world, a sustainable national security policy cannot be achieved through national capabilities alone. Sustainable national security instead rests on three pillars:

1. A multi-sum security principle based on justice at all levels, multilateralism and multidimensionality (including human, environmental, national, transnational and trans cultural/transcivilizational security);

2. Symbiotic realism in international relations, whereby mutual cooperation among states results in non-conflictual absolute gains that is peace.

3. Transcivilizational synergy which results from mutual respect, multiculturalism, cosmopolitanism and cross-fertilization, and will lead to global justice, security and prosperity. This is essential reading for anyone interested in an innovative approach to the complex yet central subject of sustainable strength.

Strength:

• Economic Strength.
• Military
• Infrastructure
• Diplomacy
• Able Leadership (Ex: Putin)
• Science & Technology

• Trade

Today China has emerged as a very strong nation at international level at all platforms.

Peace :

• Confidence Building
• People to people interaction
• Diplomacy

• Committed leadership

This is also called soft foreign policy. India has resolved many discords with talks. and confidence building measures. like refugee issue from Bangladesh, Tibet, Myanmar.

Security :

• Border Security (Fencing and border Flood light)
• Internal Security
• Cyber Security
• Economical and trade Security

• Non-State Actors

Kautilya's Arthashastra also talks about a nation's security. In today's world it is imperative to guard its borders and its people.

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