West Asia holds immense strategic significance for India, presenting both challenges and opportunities. This region is not just geographically close but also central to India’s energy needs, diaspora interests and geopolitical aspirations. India’s engagement with West Asia spans economic, political and cultural domains, making the region crucial to its foreign policy.
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U.S. President Donald Trump introduced a “reciprocal tariff” policy shortly before meeting with the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi. These taxes are designed to mirror the tariffs other countries impose on U.S. goods and will affect nations that impose high duties on American products.
View More Navigating The Trade Winds: Trump’s Tariffs Reshape India’s Economic Horizon Amidst Shifting Ties with China and Russia
This op-ed examines how India has walked this tightrope — and the ramifications for its larger Middle East strategy, as it balances its historical linkages with Iran, strategic partnership with Israel and attempts to protect its interests in an increasingly volatile region.
View More India’s Diplomatic Challenge: The Iran-Israel Rivalry and Its Implications for India’s Middle East Policy
India has witnessed a range of separatist movements throughout its history. These movements, rooted in ethnic, linguistic, religious, or socio-political grievances, reflect the challenges of governing a nation as vast and diverse as India. Separatist movements in India can be traced back to its independence in 1947.
View More Separatism in India: A Complex Tapestry of Identity and Politics
India has long been a steadfast contributor to the United Nations Peacekeeping Operations (UNPKOs), showcasing its dedication to global peace and security. As one of the largest troop-contributing countries, India’s involvement in peacekeeping missions has bolstered its international standing and facilitated the development of strategic alliances.
View More India’s Strategic Role in Global Peacekeeping Missions
The article charts India’s diplomatic strategy in the current geopolitical climate characterised by tensions among major powers and persistent conflicts in the Middle East. India’s adherence to peace through dialogue is central to its strategic thinking.
View More India’s Strategic Diplomacy Amid China’s Rising Power
The roots of terrorism in India can be traced back to the partition of 1947, which left several unresolved territorial disputes between India and Pakistan, most notably over the region of Kashmir. The persistent threat from Pakistan-based terrorist groups has compelled India to take a leading role in South Asia in the global fight against terrorism.
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The article draws back to an unprecedented terror attack that took place in Mumbai in 2008. It states the chronology of the terror events that occurred, followed by its aftermath implications on India, counter-terrorism measures taken and pays tribute to the brave hearts.
View More 26/11: Remembering The Day That Shook The Nation
Naxalism, also known as Left-Wing Extremism (LWE), has been one of India’s most significant internal security challenges for decades. The article traces the present scenario of Naxalism in India, the government strategies and security forces that have made significant strides in the fight against Naxalism in India.
View More The Uprooting of Naxalism in India: Current Scenario and Progress
Defence diplomacy involves using military resources as a tool for building trust, ensuring regional stability and fostering international cooperation. In an increasingly multipolar world, it has become a cornerstone of India’s foreign policy. By leveraging military ties, joint exercises and strategic agreements, India is enhancing its role as a global power and addressing key security challenges.
View More Strengthening India’s Defence Diplomacy: Building Strategic Partnerships
