The Hindu·4 min read·hard

India is losing West Asia, but it is not too late

R
Raja Karthikeya
India is losing West Asia, but it is not too late
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The article argues that India is losing its strategic influence in West Asia as the region undergoes a major security shift. It highlights how regional powers are forming new alliances, such as the Saudi-Türkiye-Pakistan pact, while India's previous diplomatic gains appear to be fading.

India is losing West Asia, one country at a time. Even as the region undergoes a once-in-a-generation shift in its security architecture and political battle lines, it is unclear what India’s strategy is …or whether New Delhi has one at all.

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