Reimagining India’s Strategic Outlook: From Geography to Geometry of Interests
India’s growing influence in the Indo-Pacific, G20, Global South and emerging technology domains, coupled with rapidly changing geopolitical realities, has renewed the debate on expanding its strategic vision beyond the traditional focus on South Asia. India’s evolving approach increasingly seeks to align its foreign and security policies with global economic, technological, maritime and strategic interests.
India’s Evolving Strategic Outlook
- India’s strategic thinking was traditionally shaped by geographical proximity and territorial security, with major attention devoted to the Himalayas, the Line of Control (LoC), the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the Indian Ocean and the immediate neighbourhood.
- This approach was primarily driven ....
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