Russia and China are actively seeking to revive the long-dormant Russia-India-China (RIC) trilateral bloc, positioning it as a counterweight in the shifting global order. China has openly supported Russia's initiative, emphasizing the potential benefits for regional and global stability. However, India remains cautious and non-committal, stating that any revival of the RIC framework depends on mutual convenience and alignment of interests. India's hesitancy is influenced by its complex relationships with both the US-led West and non-Western groupings like BRICS, as well as ongoing tensions with China. The future of the RIC bloc remains uncertain, hinging on India's willingness to balance its strategic partnerships amid evolving geopolitical dynamics.
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