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Aditi Bhaduri

Aditi Bhaduri

Aditi Bhaduri is a columnist specialising in Eurasian geopolitics

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    Is Baku’s belligerence paving the way for India-Iran-Armenia cooperation?

    by Aditi Bhaduri November 3, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri November 3, 2022

    As Turkish president Reccep Tayip Erdogan was touring the areas of Nagorno Karabakh, the disputed territory between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which the latter wrested from the former’s control in a …

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    India’s defence ties with Armenia are a step in the right direction

    by Aditi Bhaduri October 23, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri October 23, 2022

    A major highlight of the just concluded DefExpo 2022, India’s largest-ever defence exhibition, was the presence of a large Armenian delegation led by their country’s Defence Minister Suren Papikyan. The …

  • Opinion

    Russia seeks to refurbish its image in Central Asia

    by Aditi Bhaduri October 19, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri October 19, 2022

    On October 14, Russian President Vladimir Putin participated in the first-ever dialogue between Russia and the five Central Asian Republics (CARS) of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan through the …

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    Jaishankar’s Egypt visit reflects farsightedness of India’s ‘Look West’ policy

    by Aditi Bhaduri October 15, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri October 15, 2022

    Today, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar began his official visit to Egypt. While this will be the minister’s first visit to that country, it comes as the latest in a …

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    Armenia-Azerbaijan hostilities: why India has done well to call out the aggressor

    by Aditi Bhaduri September 23, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri September 23, 2022

    On the night of 13 September, the armed forces of Azerbaijan launched a large-scale attack in the eastern and southeastern regions of Armenia. According to official Armenian sources, the attacks …

  • Opinion

    Why India should be excited about the Samarkand SCO summit  

    by Aditi Bhaduri September 15, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri September 15, 2022

    The ancient and historical city of Samarkand, Uzbekistan is all set to host the 22nd summit of the heads of members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO). This summit will …

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    India continues its balancing act with participation in QUAD, Vostok 2022 military drills with Russia

    by Aditi Bhaduri September 14, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri September 14, 2022

    On September 8, Prime Minister Narendra Modi virtually addressed Russia’s Eastern Economic Forum 2022 held in Vladivostok. With the outbreak of the Ukraine war participation and attendance at this forum …

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    Lured by a rising India, Central Asia rediscovers Iran’s Chabahar port

    by Aditi Bhaduri September 11, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri September 11, 2022

    Earlier this year when Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar visited Tashkent for the meeting of foreign ministers of the states of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), he pitched for …

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    Is Pakistan replacing Turkey in Qatar’s strategic calculus?

    by Aditi Bhaduri August 31, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri August 31, 2022

    Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has wrapped up his Qatar visit with a sense of achievement. The cash-strapped debt and terrorism ridden country, now battling devastating floods and 24.9 % …

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    Central Asia shows the way in mainstreaming Jihadi families

    by Aditi Bhaduri August 26, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri August 26, 2022

    As the Islamic State was on a rampage in Afghanistan at the end of  July, Syria’s semi-autonomous Kurdish administration was handing over to authorities of Tajikistan the custody of 146 …

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    After Ukraine crisis, Central Asia takes control of its destiny

    by Aditi Bhaduri August 18, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri August 18, 2022

    <p> The Fourth Consultative Meeting of the heads of state of Central Asian in Cholpon-Ata, Kyrgyzstan last month was qualitatively different from the preceding ones. A sense of urgency, and …

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    Why Ayman Al Zawahiri’s killing may block gains of Tashkent conference on Afghanistan

    by Aditi Bhaduri August 6, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri August 6, 2022

    <p> <strong>The intention was noble. And the event was much needed. An international conference on Afghanistan was also perhaps long overdue. The Ukraine war since the end of February has …

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    Interview: After the Ukraine conflict, will Armenia step up partnership with India in weapons, trade and investments?

    by Aditi Bhaduri July 23, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri July 23, 2022

    <p> <strong>Dr. Mher Sahakyan is Director, China-Eurasia Council for Political and Strategic Research, Armenia. He was previously an AsiaGlobal Fellow, Asia Global Institute, University of Hong Kong. His most recent co-edited …

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    After war with Azerbaijan, Armenia taps India for military hardware

    by Aditi Bhaduri July 19, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri July 19, 2022

    <p> Recently in June, a defence delegation from the Republic of Armenia visited India, meeting with their counterparts here. The delegation came armed with a shopping list. While little is …

  • World

    Karakalpakstan revolt in Uzbekistan adds to brewing unrest in Central Asia

    by Aditi Bhaduri July 12, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri July 12, 2022

    <p> "There is a Pakistan in Uzbekistan" my Central Asian friends would joke. Karakalpakstan, an autonomous region in Uzbekistan became a part of it in 1936, when Soviet Russia ceded …

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    Meet Mohammed Soliman– the grand strategist behind the West -Asia Quad concept

    by Aditi Bhaduri July 7, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri July 7, 2022

    <p> Mohammed Soliman is a manager at McLarty Associates, a global strategy firm based in Washington, and a nonresident scholar at the Middle East Institute. Soliman is also the intellectual …

  • World

    With Russia busy in Ukraine, China asserts itself in Central Asia

    by Aditi Bhaduri July 3, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri July 3, 2022

    <p> The Russia- Ukraine conflict has opened up new windows of opportunity for different countries in various ways. As an immediate neighbour of Russia, China is trying to quickly reap …

  • Opinion

    Why India-GCC ties will not be hit by blasphemy controversy

    by Aditi Bhaduri June 17, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri June 17, 2022

    <p> The uproar in the states of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), over alleged “blasphemy” in India has died down as suddenly as it had begun. This is not surprising. …

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    With Russia embroiled in Ukraine, Tajikistan taps Iran to counter terror radiating from Afghanistan

    by Aditi Bhaduri June 10, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri June 10, 2022

    <p> The threat of terror from the Taliban led Afghanistan and the Russian-Ukrainian conflict is driving new geo-political and geo-strategic alignments in Central Asia. Nothing exemplifies it more than the …

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    After Afghanistan, Turkmenistan’s creeping shift to conservative Islam is alarming

    by Aditi Bhaduri May 21, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri May 21, 2022

    <p> When the Taliban, with the support of Pakistan, and the blessings of both the US and Qatar, took charge in Kabul in August 2021, one of the first countries …

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    Is Turkey trying to fix an alliance with Pakistan, Iran and Qatar?

    by Aditi Bhaduri May 19, 2022
    by Aditi Bhaduri May 19, 2022

    <p> A group of 19 academicians and former soldiers from Pakistan held a four-day long dialogue with their Turkish counterparts discussing varied aspects of bilateral, regional, and global security issues, in …

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