India is discussing agreements on grains and maritime safety with Moscow and Kyiv: Jaishankar
At German think-tank event in Delhi, External Affairs Minister presents strong defence of India-Russia ties; says U.S. and China are exclusivist powers…
According to The Hindu, at German think-tank event in Delhi, External Affairs Minister presents strong defence of India-Russia ties; says U.S. and China are exclusivist powers; suggests other countries build coalitions beyond the superpowers.
This world story centres on India. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Moscow, Kyiv and German.
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