India's “Link West” policy has seen both continuity and change.

Khan's first trip overseas will be to Saudi Arabia, to shore up a longtime partnership.

India’s diplomatic predicament just got worse.

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?

How can the Indian government move to improve the lot of its migrant workers in the Middle East?

India and Saudi Arabia are oiling a fledgling partnership on counterterrorism issues. How far can cooperation go?

Recent visits see the two countries strengthening an already solid relationship.

Both India and Saudi Arabia have much to gain from their strategic rapprochement.

New Delhi has made no secret of its interest in ties with Riyadh.

Indo-Saudi ties are increasingly taking on an important security dimension.

Saudi Arabia’s Defense Minister and Crown Prince is in Beijing for meetings with Chinese leaders.

India has the chance to develop relations with key Middle Eastern countries. It will need skill to do so, however.

The agreement will lead to expanded defense cooperation between New Delhi and Riyadh.