By Jhinuk Chowdhury

January 10, 2015

"How Moscow's relationships shape up with Beijing and Islamabad will determine not only Indo-Russian ties, but also what kind of influence India will have in the region at large.

From Crimea, to Western sanctions over Ukraine and now falling oil price and the devaluing of the ruble, 2014 hasn't been easy for Russia. What Russia went through and the consequent actions it might take will have a lot of implications for its long-term ally India, and New Delhi's influence in the South Asian region."

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