The Modi-Xi meeting signals a cautious new phase in India-China relations, where dialogue, economic engagement and strategic competition must coexist without renewed crisis.

Putin, Xi and Modi’s BRICS 2026 encounter reveals how India and the Global South are seeking greater strategic choice in a changing world order.

India-Luxembourg ties are evolving beyond diplomacy, with finance, technology, investment, space and the India-EU FTA opening new avenues for economic cooperation.

India-Thailand trade has crossed $20 billion, but the widening deficit makes stronger market access, investment and more balanced economic engagement increasingly important.

By Utkarsh Garg India’s engagement with Europe is increasingly extending beyond its major powers to partnerships with strategically significant smaller states. Luxembourg occupies a distinctive place in this landscape with a combination of major financial ecosystem with its expertise in technology, investment and innovation. The Foreign Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister H.E. Xavier Bettel’s visit to India on September 7-9 offers an opportunity to deepen this bilateral re

The eighth India–Kuwait FOC signals a wider partnership as New Delhi and Kuwait deepen cooperation beyond energy into defence, trade, investment and technology.

India and Bangladesh are turning their shared Bengali heritage, cultural memory and institutional cooperation into a deeper foundation for bilateral relations.

Jaishankar’s Kyiv visit reflects India’s effort to pursue peace in Ukraine while protecting its strategic autonomy, energy interests and diplomatic choices.

As India and Suriname mark 50 years of diplomatic ties, the challenge is to turn historic goodwill into deeper trade, investment and strategic cooperation.

By Utkarsh Garg A diamond that once brought India and Belgium closer. The next chapter of the relationship between New Delhi and Brussels would now be shaped by semiconductors, critical minerals, ports, green and renewable energy and defence ties. For decades, diamonds have been one of the most visible symbols of the economic relationships between India and Belgium, connecting Antwerp with the cutting and trading centres of Mumbai and Surat. Despite that, the foundation of th

The Quad is moving from strategic symbolism to practical cooperation as India, Australia, Japan and the US seek to build a more resilient Indo-Pacific.

India and Canada are rebuilding ties around trade, critical minerals, investment and supply-chain interests despite unresolved diplomatic friction.

India and Brazil are turning diplomatic warmth into deeper commercial ties, with trade, regulatory cooperation and MERCOSUR creating a larger South-South economic opportunity.

Modi’s Bishkek meeting with Putin reveals how India is balancing strategic trust, economic interests and its independent position on the Ukraine war.

On 24 August 2026, President Draupadi Murmu accepted the credentials of six new envoys to India — from South Sudan, the UAE, Nigeria, Moldova, Germany and Sweden — at Rashtrapati Bhavan. The appointments span expertise in energy, investment, defence, security and multilateral diplomacy, reflecting India's expanding engagement with the Global South, the Gulf and Europe. By Utkarsh Garg Diplomacy often begins with formal ceremonies, Letter of credentials, but, these presentatio

From Tashkent to Bishkek, Modi’s diplomacy reveals how India is building strategic influence across Eurasia by expanding partnerships, connectivity and room for manoeuvre.

India and Argentina are turning growing trade into a broader economic partnership built around lithium, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, technology and strategic market access.

The India–Sri Lanka Foundation is strengthening bilateral ties by turning shared history into contemporary connections between people, institutions and communities.

Nepal’s devastating Himalayan floods have become a defining test of India–Nepal friendship, measuring whether emergency assistance can evolve into lasting resilience.

Jaishankar’s latest Moscow visit signals a tougher phase for India-Russia economic ties, where trade balance, market access and commercial delivery matter more than diplomatic rhetoric.