Think BRICS: India geopolitics is rapidly shifting as the Iran Israel conflict reshapes West Asia geopolitics. In this Think BRICS interview, Pravin Sawhney explains how India middle east policy and India foreign policy are evolving amid rising global tensions.
In this in-depth conversation on Think BRICS, geopolitical analyst Pravin Sawhney explores whether India’s geopolitical influence in the region is declining as the Iran Israel conflict intensifies. The discussion examines India geopolitics, India middle east policy, and the broader implications for India foreign policy in a changing multipolar world order.
Pravin Sawhney analyzes how India Iran relations and India Israel relations are affecting New Delhi’s position in West Asia geopolitics. The video also looks at the future of strategic projects such as Chabahar port India investments, the INSTC corridor, and the proposed India IMEC corridor connecting India to Europe through the Middle East.
The discussion further addresses India US relations, the debate over India strategic autonomy, and how decisions regarding India Russia oil imports influence India energy security and India global strategy. With growing tensions across the Middle East, the interview evaluates whether India’s diplomatic balance between Iran, Israel, Russia, and the United States is sustainable.
Through detailed geopolitical analysis, Pravin Sawhney highlights how shifting alliances and the evolving multipolar world order may redefine India’s role and long-term geopolitical influence in West Asia.
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