Pakistan has emerged as a significant diplomatic player during the ongoing Iran-US negotiations, while India appears to be losing ground on the global stage.
According to a report by an international publication, India’s long-standing ambition to position itself as a global power has suffered a setback amid recent geopolitical developments.
The report suggests that Pakistan’s role in facilitating dialogue between Iran and the United States has strengthened its diplomatic standing internationally.
In contrast, India’s internal political dynamics and media control have reportedly affected its global image, limiting its influence in key international matters.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has spent years projecting India as a leader of the Global South, but the current Middle East tensions have exposed challenges to that narrative.
Pakistan’s hosting of the first round of talks in Islamabad has shifted attention away from New Delhi, raising questions about India’s relevance in regional diplomacy.
Meanwhile, political opposition within India has also criticized the government’s foreign policy approach, further highlighting the shifting balance in international relations.
