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Five foreign policy developments of 2021 that bolster India’s global standing in 2022
Ashok Sajjanhar •The Indian foreign policy establishment can feel gratified that it has not let the grass grow under its feet in 2021 and has worked painstakingly to advance India’s interests.
Congress mocks Narendra Modi's 'hugplomacy', says foreign leaders running away because of PM's hugs
Fp Staff •Congress on Thursday released another video poking fun at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'hugplomacy', saying foreign leaders seem to be running away because of the prime minister's hugs
G20 Summit: Modi’s bilateral talks with Saudi crown prince signals shift to realism in India’s foreign policy
Sreemoy Talukdar •When it comes to a clash between self-interest and values, Modi has no compunctions in anchoring his foreign policy in realism; the Saudi episode at G20 Summit gives a clear view of this shift
Lok Sabha polls 2019: BJP will have a tough time selling its record with development, good governance to voters
Aakar •While campaigning for the Lok Sabha Election 2019, the government will have to convince the population that they are doing significantly better today than they were in 2014. This is not easy to do.
Congress slams Centre's foreign policy at 84th plenary, says grand events, photo ops cannot substitute effective diplomacy
•The Congress on Sunday slammed the Modi government's foreign policy, saying it was "confused" and conducted in a "cavalier manner" which has damaged India's profile globally
Narendra Modi to visit Israel on 4 July, first Indian prime minister to do so
•Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to land in Israel on 4 July on a three-day visit, the first by an Indian prime minister to the Jewish state.
NAM summit a hollow meet that serves no real purpose for developing nations
Prakash Nanda •It is for the second time that an Indian Prime Minister is not attending the summit of the non-aligned countries.
Devyani case: India only stands up for rights of the privileged
Deepanjana •The Indian government's eagerness to fight for Khobragade's rights and self-respect is sharply contrasted by its complete lack of interest and urgency in cases where those affected didn't belong to a privileged set.
What does Modi know about foreign policy, asks Khurshid
Fp Archives •On being asked about recent remarks made by Modi about the Centre's foreign policy, Khurshid asked, "What does he (Modi) know about foreign policy? Has he ever studies foreign policy?"
India likely to vote against Sri Lanka at key UNHRC vote: Reports
Fp Staff •India is likely to back a US resolution against Sri Lanka at an upcoming key vote at the United Nations Human Rights Commission, reported CNN-IBN.