A study of regional order and India’s development of Chabahar Port

Changes in the international landscape will lead regional powers to generate responses to systemic stimuli, regional powers will formulate corresponding regional strategies based on specific strategic environments and geopolitical advantages, changes in the regional order are systemic and will affect a country’s strategic judgment, overseas infrastructure construction is part of the foreign strategy, which is a specific response to the stimuli of the international system, which will also be changing or even reshaping the regional order. Taking the example of the cooperation between India and Iran in the construction of the Chabahar port, it is a strategic choice made by India in the wake of profound changes in the international landscape, reflecting maritime and land security policies, which not only also affects the interaction of actors in the South-West Asia-Central Asia region and outside the region, but also alters the way in which the major powers interact and the regional order changes.