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In recent times, Russia has reached out to the Afghan Taliban, conducted its first ever military exercise with Pakistan, and drifted away from its traditional partner in the region, India. Our four-part series examines the significance of these events and whether they constitute a shift in Russia’s South Asia policy.

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India-Russia in Testy Waters? Geopolitics & Diplomacy

India-Russia in Testy Waters?

It is oft repeated that India and Russia share special…

Pakistan-Russia Ties: A Case of Shifting Geopolitics Geopolitics & Diplomacy

Pakistan-Russia Ties: A Case of Shifting Geopolitics

As one of the first countries to establish diplomatic relations…

Russia in South Asia: Balancing United States and China Geopolitics & Diplomacy

Russia in South Asia: Balancing United States and China

Last month, Moscow hosted a meeting on peace and stability…

Russian Moves in Afghanistan Geopolitics & Diplomacy

Russian Moves in Afghanistan

In December, Pakistan, China and Russia met in Moscow for…

Understanding Russian Engagement in South Asia Geopolitics & Diplomacy

Understanding Russian Engagement in South Asia

Reports of Russian initiatives dealing with the Afghan situation and…