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As Hormuz faces disruption, India finds a reliable partner in Oman

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By Jajati K. Pattnaik, chandan panda
| Firstpost
The India-Oman Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA), which was signed on December 18, 2025, during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Muscat, entered into force on June 1, 2026. It is a landmark agreement for broader economic collaboration, supply chain integration, and securing alternative navigation access during critical geopolitical events such as the Hormuz crisis. Moreover, the CEPA illustrates the civilisational bond and deep trust between India and Oman.
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Convergence, not conflict, must cornerstone of Indo-US ties

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By JAJATI PATTNAIK, chandan panda
| Hindustan Times
Is US secretary of state Marco Rubio’s official four-day diplomatic tour to India in the aftermath of Donald Trump's visit to China a balancing act of China outreach and strategic reset? The bilateralism between the US and India has been strained. Rubio's visit is a calculated effort to demonstrate Washington's balancing diplomacy. His visit emphasises commitment to the Quad alliance (India, U.S., Japan, and Australia).
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Is a Saudi-Iran non-aggression pact possible?

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By chandan panda, JAJATI PATTNAIK
| MSN India
Jajati K Pattnaik,Chandan Panda Saudi Arabia reportedly plans to sign a regional non-aggression pact with Iran. Though nothing has been officially done, the reasons suggested are to ensure the safety of economic infrastructures and to stabilise West Asia in the wake of the devastating conflict between Iran and the US-Israel joint offensive. Saudi infrastructure have also been hit by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) during the latter's conflict with the US and Israel.
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