Background
Overview
Understanding the dynamic nature of international relations, power shifts, and their drivers in strategically vital regions like West Asia is crucial for analyzing global affairs, energy security, and India's foreign policy challenges and opportunities in its extended neighborhood.
Geopolitical realignment refers to significant shifts in the power balance, alliances, and strategic interests among states within a particular region, often triggered by major conflicts, economic changes, or the emergence of new security threats. These realignments can lead to new partnerships, rivalries, and a redefinition of the regional order.