The Indian subcontinent and Iran have long enjoyed deep cultural and civilizational ties, in the modern era dating back to India's independence in 1947. But bilateral relations have particularly fluctuated over the past decade. A range of challenges, obstacles and motivations have kept relations at the current depressed level. Against this backdrop, what are the most important challenges and opportunities affecting the ability of the two countries to maintain and expand their ties? And what are the prospects ahead, particularly now that conservative Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi is in office?...