India tightened economic restrictions after the 2026 Hormuz crisis exposed the risks of oil dependence and external vulnerability. Months later, rising import costs, rupee pressure, and inflation concerns are forcing a strategic rethink on energy security, economic resilience, and long-term stability. Tap to know more.

India banned Chinese investments after Galwan, citing national security and economic sovereignty. Six years later, it is easing restrictions and reopening selective FDI channels. Supply chains, manufacturing dependence, and growth priorities forced a strategic reset. Tap to know more.

OPEC held oil prices high through cooperation, until the UAE chose defection over discipline. Rising production capacity, rigid quotas, and shifting energy markets turned cartel stability into a Prisoner’s Dilemma. Tap to know more.