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India and CARICOM Deepen Partnership Through Diplomacy and Development
India and CARICOM reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening cooperation at the India–CARICOM Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in New York on the sidelines of UNGA81. The discussions covered trade and investment, digital governance, climate resilience, development partnership and multilateral cooperation, highlighting the growing importance of India–Caribbean relations.
India and Finland Strengthen Bilateral Engagement at UNGA81
External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar met Finland’s Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen on the sidelines of UNGA81 in New York to review India–Finland relations and explore opportunities for deeper cooperation in technology, innovation, trade, sustainability and multilateral affairs.
India and Slovenia Strengthen Bilateral Engagement at UNGA81
External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar met Slovenia’s Foreign Minister Tone Kajzer on the sidelines of the 81st UN General Assembly in New York, reviewing bilateral relations and opportunities to strengthen cooperation in trade, technology, investment, people-to-people ties and multilateral diplomacy.
India and Japan Deepen Strategic Engagement Through Parliamentary Dialogue
India and Japan strengthened their strategic dialogue as Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri met a delegation of Japanese LDP parliamentarians in New Delhi. Discussions focused on economic security, resilient supply chains, defence, technology, trade, investment and innovation, highlighting the continued momentum in the India–Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership.
Transformative Agri-Food and Blue Economy Models for National Food Security, Rural Livelihoods, and Sovereign Resilience in Sri Lanka
Drawing from the strategic mandates established at the 39th Annual Conference of the Organisation of Professional Associations (OPA) of Sri Lanka under the paradigm “Envisioning Sri Lanka – Beyond Recovery,” and integrating the master 10-point architectural roadmap designed by Professor Moni Madaswamy, this study examines the profound productivity mismatches within the primary sector.
Diplomat Today – September 2026
The September 2026 issue of Diplomat Today arrives at a significant moment in the evolution of global diplomacy. As geopolitical realities shift and the Global South assumes a stronger voice, India continues to expand its role as a bridge-builder and a constructive force in international affairs.
BRICS 2026: From Strategic Vision to Practical Outcomes
The 18 th BRICS Summit, hosted in New Delhi under India’s chairship, was a watershed moment for contemporary international relations. Twenty-five years after it originated as an economic acronym in 2001, BRICS has evolved into a major Global South forum. The high-level consultations brought together, for the first time, leaders from the expanded 11-member grouping (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the UAE)
China Sets the Pace for a Stronger BRICS at the New Delhi Summit
Chinese President Xi Jinping used the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi to set out an ambitious vision for the bloc’s next phase, calling for deeper economic integration, stronger industrial and supply-chain cooperation, and greater coordination among emerging economies and countries of the Global South.
The importance of India-Indonesia bilateral cooperation in a changing world order
Indonesia stresses the importance of maintaining a rules-based multilateral trading system
through a strong, inclusive and adaptive WTO. At the same time, the BRICS need to continue delivering concrete cooperation that directly benefits the growth of developing countries
How Economic Diplomacy Is Reshaping Global Trade Relationships
Trade relationships are increasingly being built around what countries need from one another beyond imports and exports. Recent moves by India with Rwanda, Belgium, and other partners show how investment, supply chains, technology, and strategic resources are entering trade discussions once handled largely through tariff and market-access negotiations.

