How India Is Using ‘Soft Power’ to Secure Energy Interests
India is not only a mere contestant of the New Great Game; it is starting to play by its own rules.
Read MoreAurangzeb Qureshi is a writer on foreign affairs with a focus on energy geopolitics in the Middle East, South and Central Asia. He is the editor of GeoPipelitics.com and a political risk analyst at Global Risk Insights. Follow him on Twitter @aqureshi80.
Posted by Aurangzeb Qureshi | Sep 3, 2014 | Asia Pacific, News & Analysis |
India is not only a mere contestant of the New Great Game; it is starting to play by its own rules.
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The $400 billion mammoth gas deal that is to send 38 billion cubic metres of gas per year to energy-hungry China undoubtedly changes the dynamics between Russia and the West. Russia has not only got its foot into a massive gas...
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How did Iran go from movie-villain status to negotiating partner and potential ally?
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