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India and Central Asia seek a strategic path amid BRICS expansion

India and Central Asian states are exploring a strategic position amid BRICS expansion and wider geopolitical fragmentation. The development reflects shifting regional alignment efforts.

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Changing alignments could affect regional trade, security cooperation and competition among major powers.

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  1. India and Central Asia: Seeking a "Third Path" Amid BRICS Expansion and Geopolitical Fracture ↗chinatechnews.com · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 12:31 AM UTC

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