For decades, India has pursued a foreign policy known as strategic autonomy—maintaining relationships with multiple global powers while avoiding formal alliances.
Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, however, some analysts argue that India’s diplomatic and military partnerships are evolving.
India has strengthened ties with the United States, expanded security cooperation with partners such as Israel, and continued energy and defense engagement with Russia.
This balancing strategy raises important questions:
• Can India maintain strategic autonomy while deepening partnerships with major powers?
• How does India balance relationships with countries like Iran while strengthening Western partnerships?
• What role does the United States Indo-Pacific Command play in regional security cooperation?
• Is India pursuing multi-alignment—or gradually shifting toward one geopolitical bloc?
In this video we examine the debate surrounding India’s foreign policy and the broader implications for global geopolitics.
Is India Still Strategically Autonomous? The Debate Over Modi’s Foreign Policy
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