Iran and India continue to cooperate bilaterally and regionally.

Partial exclusion from US sanctions gives India reasons to sigh with relief, but not to cheer.

Given the port’s importance to India and Afghanistan, the U.S. has reportedly carved out a sanctions exception for Chabahar.

Without greater energy cooperation, the U.S.-India partnership will feel the chill from an Iranian sanctions winter.

If New Delhi drops its oil imports from Tehran to zero, it will need to import more from other partners.

U.S. criticism of India's close relationship with Iran is shortsighted.

Bureaucracy may finally be catching up with rhetoric when it comes to U.S.-India cooperation.

India’s diplomatic predicament just got worse.

On Chabahar, New Delhi seems to be caught in a Catch-22 situation.

Though the decision itself may not have been surprising, the consequences could be serious for New Delhi’s security.

A decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal will test India’s foreign policy as well as U.S.-India relations.

Bolton's stance on Pakistan won't bother India, but his approach to Iran is deeply concerning.

New Delhi is deftly decoupling its connectivity-centric policy in Iran from its increased engagement with Washington.

The visit by Iran’s president to New Delhi has come at a tricky time in the bilateral relationship.

India is still stuck in the age-old debates of the Israel-Arab rivalry whereas the Middle East has moved on. Can Modi change that?

India needs a sound economic and political strategy to maximize the benefits it receives from Chabahar.