Jaishankar addresses UNGA on terrorism, global conflicts and economic competition
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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar addressed the 81st UN General Assembly, focusing on terrorism, international conflicts, and economic competition.
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- S Jaishankar affirmed India's right to defend itself against terrorism while calling for global accountability for state-sponsored violence.
- He reiterated India's support for a two-state solution to resolve the Israel-Palestine conflict and for diplomatic efforts to end the war in Ukraine.
- The minister also condemned attacks on commercial shipping in the Gulf and expressed concern over the weaponization of global trade and supply chains.
- These remarks emphasize India's stance on maintaining global order and peace amidst escalating international tensions.
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S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister
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“Yesterday, a serial practitioner of terrorism misrepresented facts before this assembly. Arguments were invoked to normalise terrorism and claim immunity from its consequences. That will not stand. Our right to defend ourselves against terrorism will be exercised”
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…expressed deep concern over ongoing conflicts in the Gulf's maritime security, particularly condemning attacks on commercial shipping and emphasizing the importance of protecting civilian maritime activities. “ Yesterday, a serial practitioner of terrorism misrepresented facts before this assembly. Arguments were invoked to normalise terrorism and claim immunity from its consequences. That will not stand. Our right to defend ourselves against terrorism will be exercised ,” he said without taking Pakistan PM Shahbaz Sharif's name or his remarks. He added that India’s approach to terrorism would also affect its relations with countries involved in such activities. “Friendship and…
“Friendship and goodwill cannot coexist with terrorism, and understandings premised on that will naturally be called into question”
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…will be exercised,” he said without taking Pakistan PM Shahbaz Sharif's name or his remarks. He added that India’s approach to terrorism would also affect its relations with countries involved in such activities. “ Friendship and goodwill cannot coexist with terrorism, and understandings premised on that will naturally be called into question ,” Jaishankar said. Jaishankar described terrorism as a persistent threat to peace and said its impact was particularly serious when it involved state sponsorship and cross-border activity. “A persistent threat to peace…
Narendra Modi
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“Endless war must give way now to an end to war. India supports ongoing initiatives to bring peace.”
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…India's support for diplomatic efforts aimed at ending hostilities. “The conflict in Ukraine, now almost nearing its fifth year, is equally concerning,” he said. Quoting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Jaishankar said: “ Endless war must give way now to an end to war. India supports ongoing initiatives to bring peace. ” He also stressed that the consequences of conflicts extend well beyond the countries directly involved. “Countries far from conflicts are being penalized for no fault of theirs. Those most impacted often have the…
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