Jaishankar addresses UNGA on global security and terrorism threats
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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar addressed the United Nations General Assembly in New York, highlighting global security threats, the 4F crisis, and the need for accountability regarding state-sponsored terrorism.
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- External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar spoke at the United Nations General Assembly in New York about ongoing global conflicts and regional instability.
- He called for a two-state solution to the Middle East crisis and criticized state-sponsored terrorism.
- Jaishankar warned that the Global South is facing a 4F crisis involving food, fuel, fertilizer, and finance.
- He concluded by urging nations to address the weaponization of economic and technological resources to ensure global stability.
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“India is prepared to do everything possible to ameliorate this situation, especially with regard to food and energy security. Tensions and violence also regrettably continue in West Asia or the Middle East. We strongly believe that a durable and lasting peace requires a two-state solution.”
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…a compounding factor on an already fragile global landscape. Jaishankar said that the two state solution to the Middle East crisis can bring durable peace. Check Foreign Minister Jaishankar's top quotes at UNGA here: - India is prepared to do everything possible to ameliorate this situation, especially with regard to food and energy security. Tensions and violence also regrettably continue in West Asia or the Middle East. We strongly believe that a durable and lasting peace requires a two-state solution. - In the meanwhile, India is contributing to humanitarian assistance and relief efforts for the Palestinian people. Let us recognize that peace is not just the absence of war. If the world is subjected to continuous…
“A persistent threat to peace has been the scourge of terrorism. That this could be state-sponsored, with cross-border purpose, makes it a direct affront to the global order. Governments indulging in such practices must be held accountable. There must be no dilution in our zero-tolerance approach towards terrorism. Its financial aspects, in particular, should be exposed and should be countered...”
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…edge of an abyss. All it takes is one more step to push us over. Therefore, it is imperative to strengthen stability, security, and predictability. These are crucial elements of the enabling environment for peace... - A persistent threat to peace has been the scourge of terrorism. That this could be state-sponsored, with cross-border purpose, makes it a direct affront to the global order. Governments indulging in such practices must be held accountable. There must be no dilution in our zero-tolerance approach towards terrorism. Its financial aspects, in particular, should be exposed and should be countered... - The conflict in Ukraine, now in its fifth year, is equally concerning. As Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated, endless war must give way now to an end to war. India supports ongoing initiatives to bring peace. Even…
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