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Beyond the Middle East: India’s Continental Connectivity to Central Asia
The partition severed a continent from the Indian perspective. Every direct land route India could have used to reach Central Asia in historic arteries through Peshawar, Kandahar, and Khyber fell on the hostile side of the frontier. For years after independence, India’s Central Asia policy has rested more on a wish than a plan. There is indirect hope that Pakistan would permit transit or that Afghanistan stabilises enough as a worthy substitute. Illustration by The Geostrata

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Analysing the Middle East Situation Prior to the October 7th
The ongoing Hamas-Israel war has cast the shadows of a wider war in the Middle East and the region beyond. Illustration by The Geostrata...

THE GEOSTRATA
Jan 7, 20254 min read


Countering China’s Expansionism - Balancing Diplomatic Interests
India and China are leading powers in Asia, trying to outmanoeuvre each other. China's recent ascent to prominence as a global force has...

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Apr 18, 20246 min read


Connectivity Between India and Europe in the Ancient Times
In the history of trade routes between India and Europe, the most romanticised study has been done on the Silk Route, from historical...

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Dec 20, 20234 min read


Axis of Delhi, Hanoi and Washington Against Beijing
The contemporary period is marked by a world order where the divisions laid down by the international border no longer remain important....

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Dec 17, 20234 min read


India Middle East-Economic Corridor (IMEC)
INTRODUCTION In the contemporary period, the global supply chain is dependent on China. However, a landmark G20 Leader's Summit produced...

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Nov 22, 20234 min read
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