The October 14 meeting offers India and the EU an opportunity to manage their differences through sustained engagement. Europe can gain a better understanding of India’s carbon-market framework, while India can seek greater clarity on CBAM methodologies and the implications for its exporters. A factory can become cleaner and still face a costly border if its carbon credentials fail to travel with its goods. As climate regulations reshape international commerce, the competitiv

PM Modi’s historic Slovakia visit signals a new phase in India’s Europe strategy, centred on technology, defence, manufacturing and long-term geopolitical cooperation.

Sweden’s continued contributions will play a vital role in shaping the future of the European Union.