THE INFLUENCE OF EXTERNAL FACTORS ON THE REGIONAL SECURITY OF SOUTH ASIA

Abstract

In the conditions of increasingly complicated international relations, the tendency of the global political system to turn to the east is taking shape. Today, particularly Asia and its southern region are playing an increasingly important role in world politics and economy. South Asian countries are developing rapidly and are in a much better position both in politics and in the economy. The economic and diplomatic factors occurring in this region are conditioned by the dynamic interaction of security, strengthening each other due to the complex nature of territorial claims and religious extremist activities. From this point of view, this article provides a detailed analysis of the internal and external factors affecting the security of the South Asian region.