External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that if any region has been illegally occupied for the longest time since the Second World War, it is Kashmir. The External Affairs Minister questioned the United Nations while referring to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) at the Raisina Dialogue on Tuesday.
Jaishankar said, we went to the UN and what was an invasion was made into a dispute. The attacker and the victim were put in the same category. He also questioned the attitude of Western countries on political interference in the Kashmir issue. Jaishankar said this shows how Western forces distorted the reality of Kashmir. It is important to audit the functioning of the world for the last eight decades be honest about it and understand today that the balance and stakes in the world have changed.
He further said we need a different conversation. We need a different system. The Foreign Minister also advocated for a strong and impartial United Nations, expressing concern over historical injustice in dealing with some issues. He said that global rules and regulations should be applied equally, especially on issues related to sovereignty and territorial integrity. He said, we need a strong United Nations but a strong United Nations requires an impartial United Nations.
Basic stability necessary for global order
Jaishankar said that a strong global order should have some basic stability in standards. He said that when Western countries talk about a country, they say that democracy is in danger there, but when another Western country points a finger at it, it is called malicious interference. He said we have to understand the importance of world order. The old system was a product of its time... Its merits were exaggerated because the views of those who made the rules and those who followed them were different.
It is not necessary to be a big country for anarchy
Jaishankar said we need an international system, just as we need a domestic system... If there is no system, then it is not necessary for a country to be big to create a situation of anarchy. Any country can take the risk and use the chaos for its benefit. Some small countries in our neighborhood have also done this. He was referring to Bangladesh.
Time to take India-US relations to new heights: Gabbard
US National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard said in a session of the Raisina Dialogue that this is a very important time to deepen India-US relations and take them to new heights. Gabbard described the meeting of PM Modi and President Trump in Washington DC as a reunion of two old friends. Also, I am confident that this partnership and friendship between our two countries will continue to grow.
She said that like Trump's America First policy, Prime Minister Modi is also committed to the India First approach. No one should have the misconception that America First means only America. Discussing the geopolitical turmoil in the world, Gabbard said that President Trump is committed to ensuring peace and security. He wants to leave his legacy as a peacemaker and a unifying leader.
Started the address with Jai Shri Krishna
Started the address with Jai Shri Krishna Gabbard, who believes in Hinduism, and started her address with Namaste and Jai Shri Krishna. Said, these words reflect the eternal divine spirit, which is in the heart of all of us. It reminds us that we are all connected beyond race and religion. Silence on Khalistan supporters and tariffs Gabbard said, the Trump administration is considering promoting relations with New Delhi to face various challenges. However, she did not mention India's concerns over the activities of pro-Khalistan elements or tariffs.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister said - will not compromise on territorial integrity.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrei Sibiha said that his country wants a peaceful solution to the war with Russia, but it will not compromise on its territorial integrity and security. He said, achieving long-term and sustainable peace will be in the global interest. Sibiha said, we will never recognize any part of the territory occupied by Russia. He said that Russia has not achieved any strategic goal by attacking Ukraine.
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