India Positions BRICS as Platform for Stability and Cooperation
Pleased to welcome my colleagues at BRICS India 2026 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in New Delhi today. We are meeting at a time when the world is increasingly complicated and uncertain,…
India’s foreign minister addresses Strait of Hormuz, Gaza in BRICS remarks
India’s Minister of External Affairs Subrahmanyam Jaishankar has delivered remarks at the BRICS foreign ministers’ meeting in New Delhi, which Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is also attending. – “We…
India’s BRICS Presidency Faces Immediate Geopolitical Trial
As India hosts the two day BRICS Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in New Delhi on May 14 and 15, the gathering arrives at one of the most volatile geopolitical moments in…
India Positions Itself as Global Hub for Deep-Tech Innovation
Chaired the Industry Leaders Roundtable for Bharat Innovates 2026 with global industry leaders and institutional partners to strengthen India’s deep-tech and research-driven innovation ecosystem. India’s innovation ecosystem is powered by…
India and Russia Reaffirm ‘Special and Privileged Strategic Partnership’
This evening, had a productive exchange of views with FM Sergey Lavrov of Russia here in Delhi. Our conversation touched upon several aspects of the India Russia Special & Privileged…
India and South Africa Seek Deeper Bilateral Cooperation
Glad to meet FM Ronald Lamola of South Africa this evening. Reviewed different aspects of our Strategic Partnership. Also discussed multilateral issues of mutual interest. Agreed on the need to…
Iran Highlights Role of BRICS in Strengthening Multilateralism
Yesterday and today, the meeting of BRICS national coordinators was held in New Delhi, and the foreign ministers’ meeting will also be held tomorrow and the day after. The active…
India and Chile Expand Focus on Trade and Global Coordination
Delighted to meet FM Francisco Pérez Mackenna of Chile this morning. Had a very good discussion on strengthening our bilateral cooperation to diversify markets and sourcing, promote export of priority…
The Gulf Is Splitting Into Rival Axes and India Is Leaning Too Far
The war in West Asia is no longer just about Iran, Israel, or the Strait of Hormuz. It is now exposing a deeper and more consequential transformation inside the Gulf…
From Strategic Autonomy to Strategic Dependency
Epistine Files Effect : There are now only two drivers of Indian foreign policy: either alignment with Israel and Republican government of the United States, or alignment with Israel and…