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#India Foreign Policy
Kashmir as India’s Gateway to Eurasian Opportunity
Re-establishing Kashmir’s traditional link with Central Asia will provide scope for activities such as trading, tourism, logistics, and jobs, especially for the youth. But issues related to security, cross-border terrorism, land disputes, and rivalry between India and China will pose major obstacles in achieving this economic potential.
India and the Plausible Multilateralism of BRICS
BRICS offers India an opportunity for strategic autonomy, handling Chinese irritations, Global South inclusion and multipolarity. While there are contradictions, lack of institutions, and different interests, issue-specific cooperation is not without merit. India must refrain from forming hard blocks, maintain a balanced relationship with the US, Russia and other countries, and ensure BRICS effectiveness.
Palestine Backs India’s Bid for UN Security Council Seat
Palestinian backing of India’s campaign to become a member of the UNSC for 2028-29 is going to bolster India’s diplomatic standing and is reflective of increasing cooperation between the countries. India’s foreign policy follows a de-hyphenation approach wherein strategic relations are maintained with Israel even though India backs Palestinian statehood and the two-state solution approach.