The New Battle for Energy
By Sanjeev Oak The global fuel market is once again in turmoil — and the United States’ latest sanctions
Read MoreBy Sanjeev Oak The global fuel market is once again in turmoil — and the United States’ latest sanctions
Read MoreU.S. sanctions on Russia’s oil majors have rattled global markets and drawn Moscow’s wrath, calling it an “act of war.” Beyond the rhetoric, the crisis reveals a harsh truth — energy is no longer mere commerce but a weapon of power, challenging India’s strategic balance.
Read MoreIndia’s decision to resume large-scale Russian oil imports underscores a stark reality: energy security trumps geopolitical pressure. With Russian crude meeting nearly 35% of India’s needs, the move signals an economic necessity and a national interest priority over U.S. warnings.
Read MoreDefying American pressure, India has raised its Russian oil imports to nearly two million barrels per day, even as global rating agency S&P Global upgraded India’s credit rating for the first time in 18 years. Both developments underscore New Delhi’s chosen path—self-reliance as the bedrock of sovereignty.
Read MoreWashington’s criticism of India’s Russian oil and arms imports reeks of double standards. While the U.S. quietly buys Russian goods to shield its economy, India’s purchases not only stabilize global energy markets but also save billions through rupee-based trade.
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