Military solutions not working, give diplomacy a chance: Jaishankar at G20
- On Friday, EXTERNAL AFFAIRS Minister Jaishankar attended the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Atlanta, warning that "tactical calculations should not lead to overlooking the dangers of terrorism."
- Following the deaths of at least 22 Indians, including 14 seafarers, in West Asia since February, Jaishankar's remarks served as a veiled critique of United States ties with Pakistan under President Donald Trump's engagement with Army Chief Gen Asim Munir.
- Targeting China's export restrictions, Jaishankar argued the "right to industrialize is being denied" through market distortions. He also flagged urgent need to preserve freedom of navigation under UNCLOS, noting India and Liberia's joint seafarer protection initiative.
- United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who hosted the meeting, emphasized that maritime and food security drive economic stability through the "America First" agenda, encouraging partners to protect shipping routes.
- From Atlanta, Jaishankar will travel to Antigua and Barbuda for the Commonwealth Heads from November 1 to 4, laying groundwork for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's potential visit to the United States for the G20 leaders' summit.
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India condemns global energy disruptions from sanctions, chokepoints
Washington: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar strongly disapproved of disruptions in global oil supplies through sanctions and chokepoints, saying deliberate attacks on energy trade and infrastructure were a calculated strategy to hold prices hostage. Jaishankar’s remarks at the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Atlanta on Friday, October 30, came amid American sanctions on the sale … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technolog…
Global South bears burden: At G20 Foreign Ministers’ meeting, Jaishankar flags attacks on ships and Indian seafarers in Hormuz - The Tribune
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar raised concerns at the G20 Foreign Ministers’ meeting over attacks on civilian shipping affecting the Global South. Meanwhile, Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal confirmed that all 29 Indian seafarers aboard two tankers attacked in the Strait of Hormuz are safe.
Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar discussed maritime security, the threat of terrorism, and disruptions to global supply chains at the G20 Foreign Ministers' meeting. He emphasized the need to resolve issues through diplomacy.
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