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Manoj JoshiThe Times of India |
Listen to this article: In the mid-2024, India was buying more than 2 million barrels per day (bpd) of oil, some 43-44% of its imports, from Russia....
Listen to this article: The United States’ threat to impose a blockade on the Strait of Hormuz could pose a major challenge to China which purchases...
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Listen to this article: The barbarians at its gates who plan to send Iran to the Stone Age are targeting not only Iran’s physical infrastructure but...
Listen to this article: The second month of the US-Israeli war on Iran remains in a fog. Losses, surviving capacities and intentions all around remain...
Listen to this article: One of the more alarming aspects of the war in West Asia is as to how it is often being framed in religious terms. Of course,...
Listen to this article: As the Israeli-American war on Iran grinds on, we are coming to what could be an inflexion point. The first, highly scripted...
Listen to this article: There is no scenario in which Iran can actually win the ongoing military contest in West Asia. But for the country which...
Listen to this article: The current war against Iran has been framed in many ways: an “imminent threat” requiring a pre-emptive strike; a battle...
Listen to this article: With the US-Iran war raging, attention has been diverted from an admittedly lesser ongoing clash between Pakistan and...
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Listen to this article: Last week, the AI Impact Summit in Delhi was mired in chaos because of mismanagement. In Beijing, meanwhile, a flawless...
Listen to this article: The benchmarks in the estrangement of the two countries are well known – it began with Operation Sindoor, intensified when...
New Delhi and Moscow recognise the pull of other relationships. But Putin’s visit and its outcome shows India is ready to take the rocky road
It points to a new phase in Kashmiri militancy and indicates the limits of a force-alone counter-terrorism policy
President Trump’s decision to end Washington’s moratorium on nuclear testing offers a window for New Delhi to reassess its nuclear arsenal
Since the 1950s, relations between big powers and India have seen many changes. But only the relationship between India and Russia has been constant
The aim is not only to pressure India into accepting a border on Chinese terms but use the issue as leverage in matters that concern Beijing in South...
The current approach goes well beyond the strikes that followed earlier terror attacks. The challenge is to eliminate Pakistan’s terror network
It is no secret that Trump loves strong men and the manner in which China is handling the US is obviously garnering his attention
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