Dr. S. Jaishankar's Qatar visit highlights India's evolving West Asia strategy, where diplomacy, investments and geopolitical engagement now rival energy as the defining pillars of India-Qatar relations.

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's maiden India visit marked a decisive shift in India-Japan ties, strengthening strategic trust, economic security, technology collaboration and the shared Indo-Pacific vision.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Seychelles visit underscores how India's maritime strategy, strategic trust and island partnerships are reshaping the balance of power in the Indian Ocean.

Despite India's record Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows, Northeast India remains on the margins of global capital. Using official DPIIT data, this analysis explores what the region's low FDI means for MSMEs, industrial growth, and competitiveness. From Assam's semiconductor ecosystem and Japan-backed bamboo biorefinery to the tea sector and MSME credit gap, it argues that lasting growth depends on stronger value chains, better access to finance, and meaningful integrat

Dr. S. Jaishankar’s Mongolia visit underscores how a relationship rooted in Buddhism is evolving into a strategic partnership shaped by energy, critical minerals and geopolitical interests.

As BRICS prepares for its crucial New Delhi security meeting, India faces the challenge of forging consensus among an increasingly diverse and influential bloc.

PM Modi’s historic Slovakia visit signals a new phase in India’s Europe strategy, centred on technology, defence, manufacturing and long-term geopolitical cooperation.

India's participation in the ASEAN Regional Forum highlights its growing commitment to Southeast Asia and the Indo-Pacific. As India and the Philippines build on their newly established Strategic Partnership, cooperation is expanding across defense, maritime security, trade, technology, and regional diplomacy. Anchored by ASEAN centrality and a shared commitment to a rules-based order, the partnership is emerging as a key pillar of India's Act East Policy and broader Indo-Pac

Jaishankar's visit to Bulgaria and Finland reveals how India is broadening its European engagement beyond traditional capitals to shape emerging geopolitical, security and economic conversations.

Shishir Khanal's India visit highlights a growing India-Nepal partnership built on connectivity, technology, energy cooperation, and shared economic opportunity.

As India and Indonesia deepen cooperation across trade, maritime security and ASEAN, their partnership is quietly emerging as a key pillar of stability in the Indo-Pacific.

An analysis of how the 11th BRICS Foreign Policy Dialogue reflects the rise of multipolarity, institutional reform, and the growing influence of the Global South.

The 14th India-Greece Foreign Office Consultations highlight how connectivity, maritime power, and IMEC are reshaping Eurasian geopolitics.

A new ORF–RSIS study highlights the growing strategic convergence between India and Southeast Asia amid intensifying great power competition. The report examines how India and ASEAN are deepening cooperation in maritime security, connectivity, technology, economic resilience, and regional governance to support a stable and inclusive Indo-Pacific order. As the Indo-Pacific emerges as the center of global geopolitical competition, a new research study suggests that India and So

Rabi Lamichhane's New Delhi visit highlights how trade, connectivity and energy cooperation are reshaping India-Nepal relations for a new generation.

India’s appointment of IFS Mr. Vipul to Riyadh reveals how Saudi Arabia has moved to the centre of New Delhi’s West Asia strategy.

President Min Aung Hlaing’s India visit reveals why Myanmar remains central to New Delhi’s strategic priorities, from border security to Indo-Pacific ambitions.

As maritime connectivity becomes central to economic security and regional stability, India and Japan are expanding cooperation across ports, logistics, supply chains, and Indo-Pacific connectivity. The partnership between RIS-CMEC, JTTRI, and the Indian Ports Association reflects a growing commitment to building resilient maritime infrastructure and a rules-based regional order. By Rupal Kalebere Maritime connectivity is no longer a technical subject limited to ports, ships,

Dr. Jaishankar’s Cyprus visit signals India’s expanding Mediterranean strategy and its deeper engagement with Europe, connectivity politics and regional security.

Penny Wong’s Delhi visit reveals how India and Australia are reshaping their partnership around lithium, logistics, trade and Indo-Pacific geopolitics.