Q. In the context of International Relations, ‘Strategic Partnership’ refers to:
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[A] The formalization of trade agreements and tariff reductions between two countries to boost economic ties.

[B] A long-term partnership between two countries covering defence, economics, technology, and diplomacy to achieve shared strategic goals.

[C] An agreement between two countries to support each other’s political campaigns and electoral processes.

[D] A temporary alliance formed between countries to address specific short-term military conflicts or regional disputes.

Answer: B
Notes:

Explanation – A strategic partnership is a comprehensive and long-term relationship between countries that encompasses various areas such as defence, economics, technology, and diplomacy. It aims to achieve mutual strategic goals and is less formal than an alliance. These partnerships are designed to foster cooperation on a wide range of issues, reflecting shared interests and goals between the states involved.

Source: AIR

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