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India Wants Return Of Stranded Ships Before Sending More To Gulf
India said 13 Indian-flagged vessels and one Indian-owned vessel are still stuck on the west side of the Strait of Hormuz.
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Opinion | Hormuz Strait: A Four-Point Proposal For Exiting The Crisis
The legal tools for sharing Hormuz's burden already exist. What's missing is the political will.
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Why West Asia Conflict Is A Major Test For India's Diplomacy
The conflict involving Iran, Israel and several Gulf nations has once again put the spotlight on New Delhi's strategy of maintaining ties with multiple global powers at the same time
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Iran Formalises Hormuz Toll Process: How, Which Nations Will Get Permits
Iran has previously warned that it would deny passage through Hormuz to ships linked to the US or Israel, while others may only transit with Iranian consent. India and Pakistan are among the nations that have negotiated with Tehran to secure passage
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How 'Smiling Buddha' In Pokhran Permanently Altered India's Place In Global Politics
On Pokharan anniversary, we look at how India's techno diplomacy saved it from meeting the same fate as what is happening to Iran right now.
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Haj Airfares Hiked By Rs 10,000 Over Jet Fuel Costs, Opposition Protests
The government has defended the hike by pointing to fighting in the Middle East - the US and Israel's war on Iran - that has choked crude oil supply worldwide, and noting the increase has been capped at "just $100" after intense talks.
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India Now World's 5th Top Military Spender: Where China, Pakistan Stand
As per SIPRI report, India is gradually shifting away from Russia and buying more from France, Israel and the United States.
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Opinion | A '45%' Problem: The Troubling Reason Trump Is Avoiding Another Strike On Iran
America has depleted nearly half of its key missile stockpiles in the Iran war, and replacing these systems will take three to five years, even with expanded production contracts already signed.
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Opinion | The 'Donnyland' Donnybrook: How To Conduct Foreign Policy In The Age Of Ego-Geopolitics
What's next after Ukraine's 'Donnyland'? Arc De Trumphe? Mount Trump-more? Trump Mahal?
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Opinion | Germany's First 'Military Strategy' In 77 Years Is A Wake-Up Call For India
On April 22, India and Germany signed a Defence Industrial Cooperation Roadmap in Berlin, alongside a P-75I submarine deal. On the same day, something far more consequential was released.
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Opinion | How A 'Fixer' Once Defused Musharraf's Nuke Threat To India - And Is Now Helping Munir
In just six months in the first half of 2025, Javelin Advisors, just one among many lobbying firms on Pakistan's roll, was paid $200,000, apart from arranging hotels and parties for unknown people. Another was paid $1.5 million to work with the Embas
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Over 250 Indians Claiming Descent From Biblical Tribe Land In Israel
More than 250 Indians claiming descent from a biblical tribe landed at Tel Aviv airport on Thursday, as part of a government operation...
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Opinion | India Is Losing A Multibillion-Dollar 'Asset', Thanks To Trump
At a grand G20 ceremony in Delhi, India unveiled its most ambitious trade corridor. Halfway across the world, forces beyond its control are now derailing that vision.
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Trump Vindicated? Iran Crisis Turning US Crude Into World's Safe Bet
As Iranbacked forces block the Strait of Hormuz, refiners race to reroute US Gulf crude through the Panama Canal paying historic premiums just to pass through.
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Opinion | Iran's Game Of Thrones: Inside The 'Group' That Wants Ghalibaf Gone, And No Deal
A section of the IRGC is firmly opposed to any negotiations and would like the war to continue in the hope of a total victory. Another faction would like negotiations, but with maximalist demands on the US.
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India Wants Return Of Stranded Ships Before Sending More To Gulf
India said 13 Indian-flagged vessels and one Indian-owned vessel are still stuck on the west side of the Strait of Hormuz.
-
Opinion | Hormuz Strait: A Four-Point Proposal For Exiting The Crisis
The legal tools for sharing Hormuz's burden already exist. What's missing is the political will.
-
Why West Asia Conflict Is A Major Test For India's Diplomacy
The conflict involving Iran, Israel and several Gulf nations has once again put the spotlight on New Delhi's strategy of maintaining ties with multiple global powers at the same time
-
Iran Formalises Hormuz Toll Process: How, Which Nations Will Get Permits
Iran has previously warned that it would deny passage through Hormuz to ships linked to the US or Israel, while others may only transit with Iranian consent. India and Pakistan are among the nations that have negotiated with Tehran to secure passage
-
How 'Smiling Buddha' In Pokhran Permanently Altered India's Place In Global Politics
On Pokharan anniversary, we look at how India's techno diplomacy saved it from meeting the same fate as what is happening to Iran right now.
-
Haj Airfares Hiked By Rs 10,000 Over Jet Fuel Costs, Opposition Protests
The government has defended the hike by pointing to fighting in the Middle East - the US and Israel's war on Iran - that has choked crude oil supply worldwide, and noting the increase has been capped at "just $100" after intense talks.
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India Now World's 5th Top Military Spender: Where China, Pakistan Stand
As per SIPRI report, India is gradually shifting away from Russia and buying more from France, Israel and the United States.
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Opinion | A '45%' Problem: The Troubling Reason Trump Is Avoiding Another Strike On Iran
America has depleted nearly half of its key missile stockpiles in the Iran war, and replacing these systems will take three to five years, even with expanded production contracts already signed.
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Opinion | The 'Donnyland' Donnybrook: How To Conduct Foreign Policy In The Age Of Ego-Geopolitics
What's next after Ukraine's 'Donnyland'? Arc De Trumphe? Mount Trump-more? Trump Mahal?
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Opinion | Germany's First 'Military Strategy' In 77 Years Is A Wake-Up Call For India
On April 22, India and Germany signed a Defence Industrial Cooperation Roadmap in Berlin, alongside a P-75I submarine deal. On the same day, something far more consequential was released.
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Opinion | How A 'Fixer' Once Defused Musharraf's Nuke Threat To India - And Is Now Helping Munir
In just six months in the first half of 2025, Javelin Advisors, just one among many lobbying firms on Pakistan's roll, was paid $200,000, apart from arranging hotels and parties for unknown people. Another was paid $1.5 million to work with the Embas
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Over 250 Indians Claiming Descent From Biblical Tribe Land In Israel
More than 250 Indians claiming descent from a biblical tribe landed at Tel Aviv airport on Thursday, as part of a government operation...
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Opinion | India Is Losing A Multibillion-Dollar 'Asset', Thanks To Trump
At a grand G20 ceremony in Delhi, India unveiled its most ambitious trade corridor. Halfway across the world, forces beyond its control are now derailing that vision.
-
Trump Vindicated? Iran Crisis Turning US Crude Into World's Safe Bet
As Iranbacked forces block the Strait of Hormuz, refiners race to reroute US Gulf crude through the Panama Canal paying historic premiums just to pass through.
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Opinion | Iran's Game Of Thrones: Inside The 'Group' That Wants Ghalibaf Gone, And No Deal
A section of the IRGC is firmly opposed to any negotiations and would like the war to continue in the hope of a total victory. Another faction would like negotiations, but with maximalist demands on the US.
