Question

The Gulf region has been a volatile one since the British forfeited the ostrich states creating Palestine, Israel and The Emirates. The entire stretch-semi-arid, largely non-agrarian and predominantly Islamic – thrives on the Petro-Dollars it generates from its seemingly endless reserves of crude oil. O Today the US exercises definitive control over its allies, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and the Emirate States-with the exception of Al-Khammaiya. Iran and Iraq have been appropriated by hardline Islamic oligarchies, while Turkey, Greece, Libya and such sundry nations bordering the region are in process of self-purification. Civilian unrest and pro-Islamic rejuvenation have crippled these prosperous economies.
Q1- how has the region unsettled in recent time?​

Answer 1

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India had trade relations with the western world even during the period of existence of the Indus Valley Civilization in India, both by land and sea. ... Therefore, during the period of the Mauryas, India kept relations with the western countries like Syria, Bactria, Persia, Egypt and as far as south-east Europe.

Answer 2

Explanation:

India had trade relations with the western world even during the period of existence of the Indus Valley Civilization in India, both by land and sea. ... Therefore, during the period of the Mauryas, India kept relations with the western countries like Syria, Bactria, Persia, Egypt and as far as south-east Europe.