Why the United States Should Support Chabahar for the Sake of Afghanistan
When India, Iran, and Afghanistan signed the trilateral Chabahar Port agreement in May 2016, the countries were hopeful that the transport and trade agreement would […]
Paras Ratna
Paras Ratna is pursuing a Masters in Development Studies at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, India. His research interests include public policy, international relations, governance, and development. He's written articles and papers for publications and platforms like the Himalayan Journal of Social Sciences and ICRIER. His hobbies include traveling, reading and reciting Urdu poetry, and he is also an occasional blogger at http://kehnekodilkartahai.blogspot.in/ He can be contacted at parasratan@gmail.com.
Articles by Paras Ratna
Chabahar: A Backgrounder
Finally free of Western sanctions that restricted its economy, Iran is looking to exploit its strategic location for economic benefit. Being a viable transit point […]
A Permanent Seat on the UNSC: A “Feather” on the Hat or the “Hat” Itself?
The United Nation’s recent draft resolution seeking a change in the composition of permanent members in the Security Council, often termed a “Big Boys” club, has generated […]