Why Eurasia, Not the Indo-Pacific, Matters Most in Next Phase of Taiwan Deterrence. Global affairs coverage from Kesarivox. Read more
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The Geopolitics of Proxy Warfare in the Indo-Mediterranean: Security, Connectivity, and Economic Consequences. Global affairs coverage from Kesarivox. Read more
The Geopolitics of Proxy Warfare in the Indo-Mediterranean: Security, Connectivity, and Economic Consequences. Full analysis from Kesarivox. Read more
Proxy warfare has pushed maritime insurance premiums up by 30% in the Indo‑Mediterranean corridor. Read more
The Indo‑Mediterranean corridor accounts for roughly twelve percent of global trade that normally passes the Suez Canal and fifteen percent that moves through the Red Sea. Read more
The SCO now includes India, Pakistan, and Iran alongside its founding members. Read more
Putin and Xi met in Bishkek to mark 25 years of ties. Analysis shows this deepening bond is reshaping the global strategic landscape. Read more
India’s diplomatic shifts in SCO and BRICS. Analysis from Kesarivox. Read more
Leveraging geography into strategic partnership: Indo-Italian regional ambitions in the Indo-Mediterranean. Analysis from Kesarivox. Read more
Modi and Meloni sealed a Special Strategic Partnership in May 2026, launching the Indo Mediterranean concept. Read more
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