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🚨 Commodore C. Uday Bhaskar: India🇮🇳 has NOT given up on Chabahar Port in Iran, it remains an IMPORTANT strategic priority 'Attributes of Chabahar are very important for India. So I don't see that being diluted, whether or not we'd be able to pursue it in the current framework when Iran is also recovering and needs to have its own infrastructure brought back. That is something that we would know in the next few months. In the long term, Chabahar remains a very important strategic investment for India. Iran is cognisant of the potential of Chabahar in the bilateral relationship, as also India's connectivity with Central Asia. So, a few years down the road, I wouldn't say that India doesn't care about Chabahar. India has not been able to give it the traction that we had hoped that we could. And for the long term, Chabahar remains an important strategic priority for India.' -Commodore C. Uday Bhaskar, Director of the Society for Policy Studies, on the latest episode of New Order. Watch the full interview in the quoted post below. 👇 C Uday Bhaskar

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The objection by the representative of India to Pakistan's mention of Jammu and Kashmir in the Arria Formula meeting was not surprising to us. India, as a party to the Jammu and Kashmir dispute, has actually refused to implement the Security Council resolutions on this dispute, and has even refused to cooperate with the United Nations, including the good offices of the Secretary-General, and with all those mechanisms that form part of Chapter VI. As I stated in my statement, Kashmir is an international dispute. It is on the agenda of the Security Council. It was never a part of India, and it is not, and cannot be, part of India — because this was the core question at the heart of these Security Council resolutions on Jammu and Kashmir. The purpose was to determine the status of this territory: whether it wishes to be part of India or Pakistan. That status has not yet been determined, because the resolutions have not been implemented. To assert that Kashmir is a part of India is, in fact, itself a violation of the relevant Security Council resolutions. Please watch my response below to the misleading remarks of the Indian representative

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#WATCH | Delhi | On future of India-Russia ties, South Asia analyst, Michael Kugelman says, "With all the pressure coming from the West, it is but of a challenging moment with all the pressure coming from the West and the fact that India has for now, reduced imports from Russia... One could look at the security aspects of the relationship where we've seen some delays in getting Russian military equipment to India... Energy and arms have been the key aspect of the relationship between the two... India has been trying to increase its access to Central Asia and Russia can be of help in this... China has its own influence in Central Asia. Pakistan has been trying to increase its own access to Central Asia. So with India working with Russia, its good friend, Russia could perhaps help advance India's goals in that region..."

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India's Fastest Missile Gets a Terrifying Upgrade; And Why Moscow Wants BrahMos For Russian Army 25 years after India and Russia launched the BrahMos programme, the missile has become one of the world's most successful defence projects. Today, BrahMos is the fastest supersonic cruise missile in active service, deployed across land, sea, air and submarine platforms. But the story is entering a new chapter. India and Russia are now advancing plans for BrahMos-II. In a remarkable reversal, Russia itself now wants to induct BrahMos systems supplied by India. BrahMos is becoming a symbol of India's defence transformation. From importer to exporter, from buyer to supplier, BrahMos is helping redefine India's place in the global missile race. Credit : Times Axis/Times Of India

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🚨Iran’s Chabahar Port VITAL for the global south, India’s🇮🇳 PM Modi may be the ONLY ONE capable of bringing peace to the region ‘The US or Israelis have attacked not only the Bandar Abbas Port, there has been attack on the Kharg island which happens to be quite an important port for energy exports. Now Chabahar Port will definitely play an important role, but there is ambiguity towards that. India was working on developing the Chabahar Port. Given the recent political issues, there has been a slowdown on the development of Chabahar Port. So whether that will be reactivated by India, that needs to be seen. 85% of the exports from that region is catered to the Global South. So it’s not only India that will benefit, the entire Global South will benefit out of this. Iran has been under embargo and sanctions for decades now. India has taken the initiative to develop that port, and they have achieved considerable success in that, and they wanted to move forward on that. However, in the recent past we have seen that there had been a slowdown. We feel that India should relook into activating that port, and to bring sanity, as that could be part of one of the peace talks. As far as BRICS is concerned, BRICS has become a very strong body. The next BRICS meeting is in a couple of months, so they may play a very important role to bring sanity in this region. The Global South should stand up to this and find sanity. There has been talk that the Prime Minister of India is perhaps the only person who can bring peace to this region. The Israelis have said they don’t want to accept Pakistanis as a mediator. So the world may have to go back to India, to Prime Minister Modi. Whether he’ll accept or not accept, that remains to be seen. But for the sanity of the world, probably he may have to look at that positively and come forward for peace.’ -Dr. S. V. Anchan, Chairman of the Safesea Group, which owns the Safesea Vishnu which was attacked by the IRGC Watch the full interview in the quoted post below👇

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#WATCH | Karnal, Haryana: On India vs Pakistan match to be held in Asia Cup 2025, Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar says, "...Both issues are different. As far as the matter of the India vs. Pakistan match, Operation Sindoor, and other things are concerned, nobody will say that the match will happen just by comparing them. But as far as the game is concerned, the game has sentiment, and players also worked hard for it, so it is not fair to oppose it. That's why whatever has been decided has been decided thoughtfully."

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Indonesia has joined BRICS. Let us add that more than 277 million people live in Indonesia. BRICS is an alliance of nine countries: Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, United Arab Emirates, Iran, Egypt and Ethiopia. BRICS is described as a similar G7 or G20 club for the interests of countries that are not satisfied with the "dominance" of the West. In the video there is a comparison between NATO and BRICS. Of course, NATO is a military pact, while BRICS is an economic pact, but the numbers are interesting.
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Indonesia has joined BRICS. Let us add that more than 277 million people live in Indonesia. BRICS is an alliance of nine countries: Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, United Arab Emirates, Iran, Egypt and Ethiopia. BRICS is described as a similar G7 or G20 club for the interests of countries that are not satisfied with the "dominance" of the West. In the video there is a comparison between NATO and BRICS. Of course, NATO is a military pact, while BRICS is an economic pact, but the numbers are interesting.

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Mohammed Baharoon: The UAE REFUSES to choose sides between the West and BRICS 'The UAE has been asked to choose before, and it chose not to choose. This is the whole idea of connectivity. It is not polarity anymore. This is why the UAE continues to have a very strong relationship with both the US and Russia, with Russia and Ukraine, with China and the US, with Europe and Russia. We start looking at relationships as not being forged based on ideology or political compass, but actually on what the world really needs. And in this case it's the flow of goods, of money, of people and of data.' -Mohammed Baharoon, Director General of the Dubai Public Policy Research Center, on the latest episode of New Order. Watch the full interview in the quoted post below. 👇 Mohammed Baharoon b'huth بحوث
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Mohammed Baharoon: The UAE REFUSES to choose sides between the West and BRICS 'The UAE has been asked to choose before, and it chose not to choose. This is the whole idea of connectivity. It is not polarity anymore. This is why the UAE continues to have a very strong relationship with both the US and Russia, with Russia and Ukraine, with China and the US, with Europe and Russia. We start looking at relationships as not being forged based on ideology or political compass, but actually on what the world really needs. And in this case it's the flow of goods, of money, of people and of data.' -Mohammed Baharoon, Director General of the Dubai Public Policy Research Center, on the latest episode of New Order. Watch the full interview in the quoted post below. 👇 Mohammed Baharoon b'huth بحوث

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