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India's Strategy in a World of Economic Sanctions

Economic sanctions have become routine tools of diplomacy, creating challenges for middle powers like India. This article explores India's pragmatic approach to maintaining strategic autonomy.

India's Critical Minerals: Policy Gaps and Solutions

India faces significant challenges in its critical minerals strategy. Despite joining global initiatives, regulatory hurdles and historical baggage hinder progress. Experts suggest reforms to boost exploration and production.

India-Japan Strategic Dialogue: AI, Minerals Focus

India and Japan agreed to enhance cooperation in artificial intelligence and critical minerals during their 18th strategic dialogue in New Delhi, while also discussing regional issues and economic security.

Baloch Leader Asks Trump to See Balochistan as Key for US

The President of the Baloch American Congress has made a direct appeal to former US President Donald Trump, highlighting Balochistan's strategic importance to American interests and calling for formal recognition.

Trump Targets Cuba After Venezuela Intervention

US President Donald Trump threatens Cuba over its Venezuela ties, highlighting the island nation's strategic importance due to geography, trade routes, and mineral resources.

India invited to join US-led PaxSilica group as full member

The US has formally invited India to become a full member of the PaxSilica group, a strategic minerals alliance aimed at securing supply chains and countering China's dominance. Explore the implications for India's role and global geopolitics.

Trump's Taiwan Warning & Why the Island Matters to US

As Trump comments on China-Taiwan tensions, we explore the decades-old US-Taiwan relationship, its Cold War origins, and why the island is a critical strategic and economic flashpoint. Read the full analysis.

US-China Reset Leaves India Exposed, Says Expert

A US foreign policy shift towards China creates strategic uncertainty for India. Retired Brigadier Anil Raman argues India must now prioritise self-reliance in defence and diplomacy. Read his crucial analysis.

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