India practices a 'multi-alignment' approach in its cyber diplomacy. How does this posture strengthen India's internal security while maintaining strategic autonomy?
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India's adaptability from non-alignment in the 1960s to 'multi-alignment' in terms of Cyber diplomacy is exemplary. STRENGTHENING INTERNAL SECURITY (1) Global Alignment: With goods of UN cyber papers on Cyber Security, it brings countries in consensus. (2) Reduces Money Laundering: With adoption of Wolfsberg Principles and adopting PMLA & FATF recommendations, India's cyber diplomacy is aligned with global goals. (3) Crypto Threats: Cryptos like Monero provide direct to Ireland necessity. India-UK ISTA will only boost. (4) Blockchain Declaration and Crypto Asset Framework Support.
MAINTAINING STRATEGIC AUTONOMY (1) Indigenous lens: India adopts the FATF recommendations but works along the PMLA lines. (2) AI Laws: Europe's GTIAS is coupled with RBI's TRESE AI initiative. (3) Smallout: India believes in cybersecurity to be the foundation for cyber awareness. (4) Multi-alignment: India doesn't fear from crafting out countries who donest provide cyber security or as can't invest. India's diplomacy is rooted in 'autonomy' but also in 'adaptability'. This is an new world order being shaped by India.
Conclusion
India's diplomacy is rooted in 'autonomy' but also in 'adaptability'. This is a new world order being shaped by India.
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Abhishek Chauhan
Internal Security
Cyber Security and Diplomacy
Multi-alignment in Cyber Diplomacy
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