Operation Prosperity Guardian

How Red Sea is centric to past, present and future of West Asian geopolitics

The Red Sea, serving as the convergence zone for three continents — Europe, Asia, and Africa, gains heightened significance in any study, whether adopting a Eurocentric approach or considering the perspective of the Global South

Vantage | How escalating Red Sea crisis threatens vital Indian trade routes

The crisis is expected to translate into higher prices for various products including crude oil, palm oil, cereals, machinery, electrical goods, auto components apparel and textiles

Israel-Hamas war: Is Benjamin Netanyahu’s frustration in Gaza becoming too costly for all stakeholders?

Benjamin Netanyahu's misguided military strategy in Gaza, fuelled by frustration over security and hostage issues, adversely impacts over two million Palestinians and 120 hostages, subjecting them to enduring days of unrelenting Israeli military campaign

Vantage | Why members of US-led coalition in Red Sea are hesitating in their participation

All of America's partners — France, Australia, Spain, Canada, and Norway — have called for a ceasefire in Gaza. If the war ends, so do these Red Sea attacks

Red Sea chokepoints in peril: Houthi strikes raise stakes for global shipping

While efforts are being made to ensure freedom of navigation, the hotspots in the region, including in Gaza and Yemen and the civilian and humanitarian strife which can spiral out of control, need to be addressed on priority

Vantage | What's at stake for India in Red Sea events?

Around 20 percent of India's trade is via the Suez Canal, which connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea, so certainly the stakes are high

Vantage | Can a 10-nation force prevent Houthi attacks in Red Sea?

The situation in the Red Sea demands international attention and collaborative efforts to secure vital trade routes