Contemporary Centers of Power
Jharkhand Board · Class 12 · Political Science
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The European Union was established in 1992 with the Treaty of Maastricht. Its three main pillars were: 1) Common foreign and security policy, 2) Cooperation on justice and home affairs, and 3) Creatio…
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The three pillars of the ASEAN Community are: 1) ASEAN Security Community - focusing on peace, neutrality, and conflict prevention, 2) ASEAN Economic Community - creating common market and production …
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