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A delicate balance: After Russia's Putin, Modi embraces Ukraine's Zelenskyy
Since the Russia-Ukraine war broke out in 2022, several leaders from around the world have condemned Moscow's attack and extended their support to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Ukraine. India, however, maintained a balancing act: while New Delhi didn't cut ties with Russia to support Ukraine, it has repeatedly endorsed the use to dialogue and diplomacy to put an end to the conflict, condemning any form of violence and bloodshed.
PM Modi dials Russian President Putin, speaks about his Ukraine visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin about the Russia-Ukraine conflict, sharing insights from his recent Ukraine visit and underlining the importance of dialogue and diplomacy for a peaceful resolution. They discussed bilateral issues and strengthening the India-Russia partnership, expressing satisfaction with their cooperation within BRICS. They also reviewed progress on trade agreements and initiatives to achieve a $100 billion bilateral trade target by 2030.
PM Modi speaks with Russian president Putin, discusses recent visit to Ukraine
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin about Modi's recent visit to Ukraine. They discussed strengthening their Special and Privileged Strategic Partnership and exchanged views on the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
US President Joe Biden commends PM Modi's Ukraine visit for his message of peace
During a phone call, US President Joe Biden praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visits to Poland and Ukraine. Both leaders discussed the situation in Ukraine, expressing their commitment to a peaceful resolution. They also highlighted the progress in bilateral relations and agreed to continue working together for peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific.
India is making efforts to explore a third way to address the bipolar war
India took the call early by putting its national priorities on the table with both Russia and Ukraine. It also did so with the US and other Western powers, thus putting itself in a position to both articulate a consistent line on the war and now demonstrate the geopolitical space
World's most dangerous countries in 2024
In 2024, severe conflicts and instability continue to plague several regions, marking Yemen, Sudan, South Sudan, Afghanistan, and Ukraine as some of the most dangerous countries. The Global Peace Index highlights these nations for their extreme violence, humanitarian crises, and infrastructure destruction.
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India, Ukraine sign four agreements to provide for cooperation in agriculture, medicine, culture, humanitarian assistance
India and Ukraine signed four agreements covering cooperation in agriculture, medicine, culture, and humanitarian assistance during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Ukraine, the first since Russia's invasion. President Zelenskyy described the visit as "friendly and historic," despite earlier criticism of Modi's Russia visit. Modi emphasised India's support for Ukraine's peace and sovereignty, highlighting the countries' deepening friendship. External Affairs Minister Jaishankar hailed the visit as a "landmark."
PM Modi's message of peace will resonate during Ukraine visit: Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri
Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri highlighted Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Ukraine as a significant moment for promoting peace and diplomacy. Puri praised Modi's warm reception in Poland and Kyiv, and celebrated the 70-year diplomatic relationship between India and Ukraine, which is being elevated to a strategic partnership.
PM Modi arrives in Kyiv for high-stakes talks with Zelenskyy amid Russia tensions
PM Modi in Ukrain: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's historic visit to Kyiv marks the first by an Indian PM since Ukraine's independence in 1991. During his visit, Modi paid tribute to victims of the conflict, met President Zelenskyy to discuss bilateral issues, and emphasized India's stance on peace and diplomacy. He also showcased India's humanitarian aid with the presentation of a mobile hospital and engaged with Ukrainian students learning Hindi, highlighting cultural and educational ties between the two nations.
India is willing to help resolve Russia-Ukraine, West Asia conflicts through dialogue, diplomacy: PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, reiterating India's stance on dialogue and diplomacy, offered assistance in resolving conflicts in Ukraine and West Asia. While speaking in Warsaw alongside Polish PM Donald Tusk, Modi highlighted the joint evacuation efforts for Indian students and announced initiatives to enhance cultural and strategic ties with Poland.
Hope for early return of peace and stability: PM Modi ahead of Ukraine visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Ukraine on August 23, marking the first visit by an Indian PM to the country in 30 years. Following his meeting with Vladimir Putin, Modi aimed to discuss peaceful resolutions for the ongoing conflict and to strengthen bilateral cooperation. The visit aligns with India's stance on dialogue and diplomacy for resolving the conflict.
'Not a zero-sum game': India walks a diplomatic tightrope between Russia and Ukraine ahead of PM's visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Ukraine, marking a significant moment in India-Ukraine relations, while India simultaneously strengthens its defence ties with Russia. Russian Navy Chief Admiral Aleksandr Moiseyev's visit to India highlights ongoing naval collaboration, including the delivery of advanced frigates. Modi's Ukraine visit emphasizes India's neutral stance on the Russia-Ukraine conflict and its focus on diplomacy. Balancing these relationships reflects India's strategic autonomy amid evolving global dynamics.
PM Narendra Modi to visit Ukraine on August 23, marking his first visit since Russian invasion
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is all set to visit Ukraine on August 23, following his trips to Russia and Austria. This is the first visit by an Indian PM to Ukraine in over 30 years. Modi will also visit Poland from August 21-22, first to occur after 45 years, aiming to strengthen diplomatic relationships.
Modi likely to visit Poland, Ukraine on August 21-23; first Indian PM to visit Warsaw in over 4 decades
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Poland and Ukraine between August 21 and 23, aiming to promote dialogue and diplomacy amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict. This will be Modi's first visit to Warsaw in over four decades, despite Poland being India's largest trading and investment partner in central and eastern Europe. The visit is expected to focus on technology collaboration, with Poland renowned for its advanced technologies in the food processing industry.
India considering Modi's visit to Ukraine in August
Prime Minister Narendra Modi explored a potential visit to Ukraine in August after visiting Moscow, signaling dialogue and diplomacy as keys to resolving the conflict. No final decision has been reached. Modi recently reaffirmed India's commitment to a peaceful solution during his talks with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy at the G7 Summit in Italy.
Navigating trust and strategic autonomy: The evolving dynamics of India-US relations
Last week, speaking at the Defense News Conclave: Stories of US-India Defense and Security Partnership in New Delhi, the US envoy to India, Eric Garcetti invoking the qualities of “trusted friends” remarked that the bilateral relationship is still “not yet deep enough” to be taken for granted and emphasised that “there is no such thing as strategic autonomy” during a conflict.
EAM S Jaishankar holds phone talks with Ukrainian counterpart
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar spoke with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on Friday to advance bilateral relations between India and Ukraine. This conversation follows criticism from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to Moscow. Zelenskyy condemned Modi's trip as a "huge disappointment" and a "devastating blow" to peace efforts, citing recent Russian missile attacks on Ukraine. India has since expressed its displeasure over Zelenskyy's remarks. Modi's visit to Russia, his first since the Ukraine invasion, highlighted India's stance that peace cannot be achieved through conflict.
India summons Ukrainian envoy to raise Zelenskyy's criticism of Modi-Putin meet
India has raised concerns with Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's comments against Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his Russia visit. The MEA summoned the Ukrainian envoy, indicating dissatisfaction with Ukraine's handling of the matter. India postponed a joint working group on culture meeting with Ukraine. Zelenskyy criticized Modi's meeting with Putin, calling it a "devastating blow to peace efforts."
After PM's Russia visit, NSAs of India and US hold telephonic talks
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and his American counterpart Jake Sullivan held a telephonic conversation discussing various issues, including the Quad framework and upcoming high-level engagements. They reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening India-US relations based on shared values and strategic interests. However, the Ministry of External Affairs statement did not specify if they discussed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to Russia. This comes amidst recent comments by US Ambassador Eric Garcetti highlighting differing perspectives on strategic autonomy during times of conflict.
Viral Video: Russia President Putin gives 'Param dost' Modi a tour in his electric car
Prime Minister Modi met President Putin at the President's House in Moscow on Monday. The meeting began with a warm reception, as Putin welcomed Modi with a hug. The two leaders shook hands and exchanged greetings before heading into their meeting. They also had a private discussion and dinner together.
PM Modi to be honored with Russia's most prestigious civilian award
The order was presented to the Prime Minister of India for his distinguished contribution to the development of a privileged strategic partnership between Russia and India and friendly ties between the two countries.
India-Russia energy cooperation helped control fuel prices & inflation in India: PM Modi to Putin
PM Modi Putin meet: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a formal dialogue at the 22nd Annual Bilateral Summit. PM Modi highlighted the benefits of India-Russia energy cooperation in controlling fuel prices and inflation in India, and noted that Russian manufacturing in India is creating jobs for Indian youth. Upon his arrival in Moscow, PM Modi received a Guard of Honour, and Putin warmly welcomed him.
PM Modi Russia visit: Russia in talks with India about building six more nuclear power units
Russian state nuclear energy company Rosatom announced plans to explore building six additional nuclear power units in India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, currently on a two-day visit to Moscow, is set to engage in official discussions at the Kremlin, with a focus on enhancing economic ties and securing affordable energy resources.
Putin tells Modi India Russia have special strategic partnership
Putin hosted Modi in the Kremlin for talks expected to include Russia energy supplies to India and economic and strategic ties.
PM Modi in Russia: PM hails Russia as India's 'all-weather friend'; lauds Putin's leadership
Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised Russia as India's "all-weather friend" and commended President Vladimir Putin for strengthening bilateral relations over two decades. Addressing the Indian diaspora, Modi emphasized the deep mutual trust and respect in India-Russia ties, and criticized the influence-oriented global order, advocating instead for a world focused on confluence. He highlighted India's role in the emerging multipolar world and called for peace and diplomacy in resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
India secures major diplomatic victory as Russia agrees to release Indian workers in Russian Army
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had met Russian President Vladimir Putin at the President's House in Moscow on Monday. Putin welcomed PM Modi and the two leaders shared a hug. The two leaders shook hands and warmly greeted each other before proceeding to the meeting. They also had a private meeting and dinner together.
PM Modi received by Russia's first Deputy PM, accorded Guard of Honour in Moscow
Prime Minister Narendra Modi receives warm welcome in Moscow with Guard of Honour. Russian Deputy PM accompanies him to hotel. Meeting with President Putin scheduled. Visit aims to deepen India-Russia ties. Indian diaspora excited for community event. PM Modi to visit Austria next, marking first PM visit in 40 years.
US says it has raised concerns with India about its Russia ties amid Modi's Moscow visit
"I will look to Prime Minister Modi's public remarks to see what he talked about but as I said, we have made quite clear directly with India our concerns about their relationship with Russia," State Department spokesperson Miller said in a press briefing. Prime Minister Modi is currently on a two-day visit to Russia and was hosted by President Vladimir Putin on Monday night at the Russian leader's dacha.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi makes first visit to ally Russia since the start of its war on Ukraine
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's two-day visit to Russia marks his first since Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, complicating their relationship and pushing Russia closer to China's orbit. Modi's talks with President Putin will address trade, energy, and defense cooperation amid India's balancing act of maintaining ties with Russia while diversifying its partnerships.
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