With visits to Saudi Arabia and UAE, Modi aims to position India globally so as to isolate Pakistan
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The Modi government is striving to not only revive national pride in the country's ancient values, but also enhance India's hard power by using its soft-power advantages.
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For years, Delhi was labeled as the obstacle to normalizing Sino-Indian ties. Modi has deftly turned the tables on Beijing.
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Modi in a short eight months has given a new direction to Indian foreign policy.
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India-Japan ties are expected to get a boost from the personal camaraderie of Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and newly elected Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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China’s rise leads India to seek new partners like Japan and South Korea
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India has decimated its economic potential, and strategic autonomy is not an option
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China’s aggressive behaviour is bringing India and Japan much closer that could have been envisioned just a few years back
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China dominates BRICS with an economy larger than that of four other members combined
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What’s significant is the diminishing role of India and the rapidity with which New Delhi has ceded strategic space to Beijing in South Asia and the Indian Ocean
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