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    'War anywhere threatens peace everywhere': EAM Jaishankar calls for global cooperation on UN Day

    External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasized that conflicts like those in Ukraine and West Asia impact global peace. He highlighted the interconnected nature of the world due to globalization, which affects societies far removed from the conflicts. He expressed the need for the Global North to acknowledge shared crises faced by the Global South regarding finance, fuel, food, and fertilizers.

    India's commitment to peace should not be mistaken for weakness: Rajnath Singh

    At a Defence Conclave 2026, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh underscored India's resilience in fostering peace. He referred to the decisive actions taken against terrorism orchestrated from Pakistan, such as surgical and airstrikes. Singh pointed out the transition to a self-reliant, forward-thinking defense strategy and warned of robust consequences for any future terrorist endeavors. He credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi's reforms with significantly improving national security confidence.

    US has deliberately become a ‘lonelier power’, China’s rise reshaping global order: Jaishankar

    External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar emphasized the changing nature of global politics at the Munich Security Conference. He noted that the US has become a lonelier power due to its repositioning and China's emergence. Jaishankar highlighted the importance of India-Russia ties amid these developments, mentioning defense and economic collaboration. He also pointed out the need for cooperation among emerging powers while maintaining relations with the US and China.

    80 years, no woman at the top: UN chief race tests its gender-equality promise

    Calls for a female UN leader are growing as the agency faces ongoing gender equality challenges. Experts indicate it may take 171 years to achieve true gender parity globally. Several nations expressed the need for women to hold leadership roles during recent discussions. Notably, women currently represent only 22% of positions in the AI sector, reflecting ongoing disparities.

    "Blood and water cannot flow together": Former diplomat Veena Sikri blisters Pakistan PM's UNGA speech

    During the UN General Assembly session, Veena Sikri firmly denounced Pakistan's assertions regarding Kashmir and the Indus Waters Treaty, attributing regional tensions to Pakistan's own issues of internal mismanagement and its history of fostering terrorism. India reiterated its right to respond to cross-border terrorism, highlighting the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty until Pakistan halts its support of terrorist activities.

    Pak PM's UNGA speech full of misleading claims, ignores terrorism, regional tensions: Former diplomat Mahesh Sachdev

    Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's recent address at the United Nations drew criticism from Indian diplomats. The Indian delegation highlighted Pakistan's history of supporting terrorism and its roles in global conflicts. India emphasized its right to self-defense amid continued threats from Pakistan and addressed the Kashmir issue in its response. Furthermore, India called for international recognition of Pakistan's misleading claims regarding governance and human rights.

    The Economic Times
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