The Visit of Afghan Foreign Minister Muttaqi to New Delhi marks a paradigm shift in India’s approach—balancing nonrecognition of the Taliban regime with pragmatic engagement shaped by evolving regional realities
The pact raises the specter of a Sunni alliance under Pakistan’s nuclear umbrella — a development that should concern both Israel and India
Dr. Oshrit Birvadker is quoted in the article
In the wake of “Operation Sindoor,” India’s growing presence in the Eastern Mediterranean is taking on new strategic importance—presenting fresh opportunities for Israel
The National Bureau of Asian Research, January 30, 2025 Click here to read the article
India must delicately navigate its foreign policy to protect its strategic and economic interests in the Middle East and maintain its position in the Global South while bolstering its support for Israel publicly but, most importantly, behind closed doors.
Will 2023 Prove To Be the Year That India Leaves Behind Its Support to the Palestinian Arabs and Pivots Toward Jerusalem?
Modi’s state visit to the US: A triumph of realism
The world is watching India’s coronavirus catastrophe, and it could use any lifeline at this point. Israel could now help this Asiatic power overcome one of the most serious crises in its history.
New Delhi explosion – why specifically India?
Dr. Oshrit Birvadker: The Iranians wanted to not only attack Israel but also the US and India itself.
