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Saudi-Pakistan-Türkiye Defence Pact: One Alliance, Three Different Enemies – Will It Really Work?

Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Türkiye have formed a new mutual-defence pact, but the three countries face very different enemies and strategic priorities. From Pakistan’s rivalry with India and Saudi concerns over Iran to Türkiye’s tensions with Greece and economic pressures, this analysis examines whether the alliance can survive its first real military crisis.

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India’s Foreign Policy: Balancing History, Strategy and Regional Competition in Asia

India’s foreign policy has evolved from the Non-Aligned Movement to a multi-alignment strategy balancing global partnerships and regional influence. This article explores India’s diplomatic history, competition with China in South Asia, development projects in neighboring countries, and the strategic importance of initiatives such as the Chabahar Port and the NTPC power project in Bangladesh.

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