India’s Diplomatic Tightrope: Why It Skipped SCO’s Anti-Israel Stand

 India’s Diplomatic Tightrope: Why It Skipped SCO’s Anti-Israel Stand

In a recent SCO meeting, India chose not to support the bloc's condemnation of Israel’s attacks on Iran—raising eyebrows globally. This move reflects New Delhi’s careful diplomatic balancing act between strategic partners in the Middle East, its growing ties with Israel, and its policy of non-alignment. Dive into the reasons behind India’s silence and how it fits into its broader foreign policy goals.

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