The American Enterprise Institute pushes back against fears of a united India-China-Russia alliance, arguing that such concerns are greatly exaggerated. Despite some overlapping strategic interests, deep-rooted conflicts and contrasting priorities make a formal partnership between these nations highly unlikely
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is preparing for a rare and pivotal visit to China, set against the backdrop of rising US tariffs under Trump that are shaking up the geopolitical scene. This high-stakes journey has the potential to redefine regional alliances and raises intriguing questions about what it means for the future of US-India relations
China’s top diplomat Wang Yi urged China and India to embrace partnership over rivalry, emphasizing that cooperation and mutual respect are key to boosting regional stability, Reuters reports
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is championing a revival of the Russia-India-China troika, aiming to boost trilateral cooperation as global dynamics evolve. This move signals a fresh wave of strategic partnership in the region, reports Times of India
