India G-20 presidency

India is attempting to present the territory a bastion of peace, four years after the abrogation of Article 370. But that peace has come at a high cost.

The G-20 tourism meeting will be the first significant international event in Kashmir since New Delhi stripped region of its autonomy in 2019.

Engaging with India is imperative for the G-7.

Shaping the multilateral agenda amidst varied national interests will be an important diplomatic test for India. 

India is increasingly serving as a model for countries worldwide by demonstrating how economic development and environmental conservation can be complementary.

German Chancellor Scholz’s recent visit to India was much more consequential than “chai sipping in Chanakyapuri.”

India pitched its identity as both a stalwart U.S. partner and a core member of the Global South.

India's hope to avoid the Ukraine issue during its G-20 presidency has proved immensely naïve.

China's foreign minister met with his counterparts from Russia and India at a meeting dominated by discussions of the Ukraine war.

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi opened the meeting by warning that "multilateralism is in crisis today."

Antagonism over the Russia-Ukraine war has left G-20 host India in the unenviable position of trying to reconcile clearly irreconcilable differences.