Why India’s Chabahar Port Funding Pause Sparks Strategic Debate and How Iran Has Responded
India excluded the Chabahar port from its latest budget, sending shockwaves to Tehran. The disappointment was expressed by Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian over New Delhi’s decision to halt funding…
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Pakistan Chairs 12th SCO Border Services Meeting, Reinforcing Its Regional Security Role
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Where Does India Stand as US Bombs Chabahar? A Strategic Corridor Under Pressure
The reported US strikes targeting facilities linked to Iran's Chabahar region have thrust one of South Asia's most strategically important infrastructure projects into uncertainty. While the immediate focus remains on…
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Pakistan, US Move to Deepen Cybersecurity Cooperation Through FBI Partnership
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Australian Comedy Show Mocks Modi’s Diplomatic “Antics” During Australia Visit
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Operation Shaban: Pakistan’s Offensive Against Militancy in Balochistan
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Heritage Without Stability: Afghanistan’s Century of Upheaval
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India’s Moral Crisis Runs Deeper Than Politics
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Australia’s Uranium Deal With India – A Harder Question Underneath
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Modi’s Australia Visit: The Pageantry Fades, Association Doesn’t
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When Water Becomes a Weapon: El Niño Meets a Broken Treaty
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