Black Sea route choked: India to explore alternative shipping routes for exports to CIS

With the Black Sea route choked by the Russia-Ukraine conflict, India is weighing a raft of options–including trade through the strategically important Chabahar Port in Iran–to beat shipping snarls and export goods to the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). At stake are New Delhi’s annual despatches of about $4-4.5 billion to these nations. Official and ...

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