India-EU relations

India’s cooperation with Europe will prove crucial for solving the global challenges ahead.

Repeated recent engagements are an an opportunity for India and European countries to iron out their differences over the perception of strategic threats emerging from Russia and China.

New Delhi has sought to navigate between expressing veiled concern for the Russian invasion and maintaining an important strategic and security relationship.

There is currently no way for India to take China’s place in the European Union’s economic relations.

The less influential European countries need to work out “less strategic strategies.”

Two of Europe's important partners, India and the U.S., share concerns about the new deal.

The EU can’t make the same mistake with India it made with China: Ignoring rights concerns until it’s too late.

How can India make the most of Brexit?

“It simply makes good sense in general for India and the EU to partake in dialogue over Afghanistan.”

An underperforming relationship could benefit from some Indian reforms.

Justin McDonnell speaks with author Pallavi Aiyar on the Indonesian elections and the India-EU connection.