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After the Cold War, India has adjusted its foreign policy,called LookEast Policy to serve the domestic economic reform and adapt to the new international situation. India’s Look East Policy is the policy toward the Southeast Asia region, which possessesabundant natural resources and plays a role in the support for India in the Asia – Pacific region strategy. The foreign policy of India can get results on economics, politics, and society for this country. Besides, this success bringsuseful experiences for ASEAN countries, in general, and Myanmar, in particular, when they enforce their new foreign policy. Myanmar is considered as a “bridge” between India and Southeast Asia. This Southeast Asian country has become an important role in the shift of India to the East. With its strategiclocation, Myanmarplays an important role in India’s Look East Policy. Withthe positive impactofthe Look East Policy, the relationship between India and Myanmar from 1992 to 2014 has achieved many positive results, contributing to the development of each country.

THE POLITICAL AND DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN INDIA AND MYANMAR (1992 - 2014) - A VIEW FROM THE IMPACTS OF “LOOK EAST” POLICY