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India’s “Cultivation” of Europe Beyond France and Germany
In 2021, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar stressed that one pillar of India's multi-alignment strategy was to “cultivate Europe.” That objective has become increasingly imperative as New Delhi recognizes the risks of dependence on Moscow in defense and energy, Beijing…
Modi at SCO: The Significance of China in India’s Foreign Policy
With Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi preparing to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Tianjin at the end of August and expected to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping, the global stage is increasingly defined by deepening geopolitical fragmentation.…
Continental Drift? India-Russia Ties After One Year of War in Ukraine
“What we realized in the last couple of years, based maybe on a direct fallout of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the pandemic situation…[was] that we need to become self-reliant. We also need to have more robust and secure supply chains…
بھارت روس سے تعلقات کیوں نہیں توڑے گا
بھارت یوکرین تنازعے کے آغاز کے مقابلے میں حالیہ دنوں کے دوران جنگ کے بارے میں زیادہ شدت سے آواز بلند کرتا رہا ہے، جس کا آغاز وزیراعظم نریندر مودی کے تبصرے سے ہوا جو انہوں نے ستمبر ۲۰۲۲ کے…
Why India Won’t Yet Break Ties with Russia
In recent weeks, India has been more vocal about the Ukraine conflict than at the start of the war, beginning with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s remark, made in a mid-September 2022 meeting with Vladimir Putin at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization…
The China Factor in India’s Muted Ukraine Response
The outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine War and subsequent Western-imposed sanctions on Russia have forced India to navigate an increasingly troubled and sensitive geopolitical landscape. The United States and its allies have implemented unilateral measures on Russia, complicating the Kremlin’s ability…