The Embassy of India in Egypt celebrated the International Day of Yoga (IDY) 2026 at the iconic Giza Pyramids, bringing together senior government representatives, members of the diplomatic corps, distinguished guests, yoga practitioners, media representatives, and friends of India from across Egypt.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s historic June 2026 visit to Slovakia marks a turning point in India–Slovakia relations. With bilateral ties elevated to a Comprehensive Partnership and new agreements signed in defence, technology, education, and labour mobility, the visit underscores India’s expanding strategic engagement with Central Europe and its growing influence on the global stage.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s participation in the G7 Summit in Évian, France, highlights India’s growing role in shaping global discourse on sustainability, economic resilience, technological innovation, and international cooperation. As the world confronts complex geopolitical and developmental challenges, India continues to emerge as a vital bridge between developed economies and the Global South, advocating inclusive growth and collaborative solutions for a more stable and sustainable future.
Bharat Innovates 2026 marked a significant milestone in India-France cooperation, bringing together innovators, investors, researchers, and policymakers in Nice to showcase emerging technologies and strengthen global partnerships in innovation, research, and entrepreneurship.
Diplomat Today: Diplomacy in an Era of Transition and Opportunity The international system today is undergoing profound and irreversible transformation. Power is becoming more diffused, new regional alignments are taking shape, and technology, climate imperatives, and economic interdependence are redefining the foundations of global diplomacy. In this environment, diplomacy has evolved into a multidimensional tool […]
Delcy Rodríguez’s visit to New Delhi highlighted an emerging effort by India and Venezuela to expand cooperation beyond traditional energy ties. As both countries explore opportunities in critical minerals, trade, investment, and Global South diplomacy, the relationship appears to be entering a broader and more pragmatic phase.
PM Narendra Modi’s talks with Venezuelan Acting President Delcy Rodríguez in New Delhi highlighted growing efforts to expand India–Venezuela cooperation beyond oil into critical minerals, trade, and investment, reflecting a gradual shift toward a more diversified economic partnership.
India’s engagement with Nepal remains a cornerstone of its Neighbourhood First policy, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s meeting with RSP Chairman Rabi Lamichhane reaffirmed continued cooperation in connectivity, energy, and regional development.
Over the past three decades of the post-Cold War era, there has been a prevailing conviction that globalisation and interdependence among nations will lead to a better world for all and, for a group of countries that call themselves “the West”, that they will lead this movement.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s discussions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and External Affairs Minister Dr S. Jaishankar further emphasised joint defence production, energy cooperation, space collaboration and mechanisms to shield bilateral trade from “unfriendly pressure from third countries.”
