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India West Asia Strategy Syllabus GS 2: India and its neighbourhood Why in the News? Recently, debates increased over India’s West Asia policy after regional tensions, changing United States priorities, and Iran’s continued influence raised questions about India’s growing engagement with Israel and regional balance. Introduction India’s foreign policy in West Asia faces new challenges …
Read MoreEuropean Union Unveils Ambitious Tech Sovereignty Strategy Why in the News ? The European Union (EU) has announced a comprehensive Tech Sovereignty Plan aimed at reducing dependence on foreign technology providers, strengthening domestic capabilities in semiconductors, artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, and securing critical digital infrastructure while ensuring compliance with environmental clearance requirements and sustainable …
Read MoreLOOKING BEYOND STRATEGIC AUTONOMY TOWARD THE QUAD POSSIBILITY Syllabus: GS 2: India and its neighbourhood Global Groupings and India’s interest. Why in the News? Renewed debates on India’s strategic autonomy and the relevance of the Quad grouping have intensified amid evolving U.S.-China relations and the deepening China-Russia strategic partnership, reshaping the regional security architecture and …
Read MoreAtmanirbharta Imperative Amid Weaponisation of Global Interdependence Syllabus: GS Paper – 2 Effect of Policies & Politics of Countries on India’s Interests Bilateral Groupings & Agreements GS Paper – 3 Mobilization of Resources Employment Why in the News ? Growing geopolitical tensions in West Asia, the weaponisation of trade, finance, and energy by major powers, …
Read MoreRecalibrating India’s Foreign Policy: Balancing National Interest and Core Values Syllabus: GS – 2 – Global south , Foreign policy Focus : The article analyses the geopolitical consequences of the recent U.S.–Israel military action against Iran and its implications for India. It argues that the conflict threatens global stability, energy markets, trade, and diaspora interests …
Read MoreAS MULTILATERALISM ERODES, INDIA MUST REFRAME THE FOREIGN POLICY Why in the news? Prime Minister Narendra Modi, speaking in the Rajya Sabha, acknowledged the emergence of a new global order. He noted the decline of multilateral institutions and the rise of power politics and transactional relations among nations. The statement highlights the need for India …
Read MoreNEEDED IN TRUMP ERA: AN INDIA THAT CAN STAND UP FOR ITSELF Syllabus: GS-2: ● India and its neighbourhood ● Bi-lateral , regional and global groupings Why in the News? Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Davos speech critiquing Big Power hegemonism and warning middle powers to protect themselves has revived debates on strategic autonomy, erosion …
Read MoreMODI AND FRIEDRICH MERZ ARE LOOKING AT ‘INDO-EUROPE’ TO BALANCE AMERICA AND CHINA Why in the News? Europe is seeking to deepen its strategic, economic and geopolitical engagement with India amid global realignments. The idea of an “Indo-European partnership” is moving from rhetoric to actionable diplomacy, much like how environmental clearances transform policy into practice. …
Read MoreIndia’s Strategic Autonomy in Russian Oil Trade Syllabus: GS-2: Groupings & Agreements Involving India and/or Affecting India’s Interests, Regional Groupings, Bilateral Groupings & Agreements Why in the News? India’s continued import of Russian crude oil amid U.S. and E.U. pressure has become a litmus test for its strategic autonomy. With Western nations urging India to …
Read MoreIndia’s Stand on Unilateral Sanctions: Lessons from the Nayara Energy Case UPSC Relevance: GS Paper 2 – India’s Foreign Policy and Strategic Autonomy India’s rejection of the United Kingdom’s unilateral sanctions on Nayara Energy Ltd. reflects its enduring commitment to strategic autonomy and the ethical principle of sovereign equality. Nayara, which operates the Vadinar …
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