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The disruption’s in the Strait of Hormuz has spiked global oil prices. India continues to balance ties with the US/Israel and Tehran, diversify imports in the emerging multipolar realignment.
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Egypt, China, and India prioritise energy security amid the Strait of Hormuz crisis. Egypt acts as a defensive shield with diplomatic efforts and the SUMED pipeline. China pursues cautious diplomacy and economic alternatives, while India secures routes through strategic partnerships and diplomatic engagement.- Published on
PM Modi’s brief Abu Dhabi visit underscores India’s deepening strategic ties with the UAE amid Hormuz tensions. Beyond booming trade and oil pacts, it signals growing security cooperation, maritime awareness, and multi-alignment to shield India’s energy lifelines in a volatile Gulf.- Published on
The US-Israel and Iran conflict, and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz threaten India's energy and trade security. Heavily dependent on Gulf imports, Prime Minister Modi's visit to the UAE is a strategic move to secure vital oil and gas supplies until regional hostilities subside.- Published on
The Indo-Pacific is an emerging region in energy geopolitics where India and China remain key players. China has leverage in the form of BRI and renewables, while India has developed close alliances and maritime links to counter the growing Chinese web in the region.