Jaishankar, who arrived in Israel on Tuesday on a two-day visit, made the remarks while addressing the press alongside Israeli counterpart Gideon Moshe Sa'ar
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar blamed Pakistan’s army for India’s terrorism challenges, prompting Islamabad to condemn his remarks. He also highlighted India-Russia ties and India’s accountable approach to security operations.
Kremlin visuals showed Vladimir Putin greeting Jaishankar, who was accompanied by Indian Ambassador Vinay Kumar and Joint Secretary Mayank Singh.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar met US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on the sidelines of the G7 meeting in Canada, discussing trade, supply chains, Indo-Pacific, and ongoing global conflicts.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar met US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit in Malaysia, discussing bilateral ties, regional issues, and ongoing India-US trade negotiations.
"All is not well with the United Nations. Its decision-making does not reflect its membership or global priorities," Jaishankar said.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar warned that global trade is being disrupted by “tariff volatility” and shifting manufacturing hubs, highlighting geopolitical risks, technology control, and strategic competition amid evolving global economic and security dynamics.
"QUAD is alive and well. In turbulent times, it’s important to assess challenges responsibly. I would caution against both extremes -- denying a problem exists and assuming something catastrophic," said Jaishankar.
Jaishankar revealed that New Delhi is currently negotiating 50 percent tariffs imposed on India, adding that country's 'red lines have to be respected'
Without naming Pakistan, he coolly labelled it “the epicentre of terrorism” and reminded the world that “major international terror attacks trace back to that one country.”
Jaishankar emphasised the need for the bloc to reinforce principles of peacebuilding, dialogue, diplomacy, and adherence to international law in a turbulent global environment.
Jaishankar emphasized that "the need for reforming multilateralism has never been greater," advocating for structural changes that would create more representative, responsive, and effective global governance systems.
On global trade, Jaishankar said that the world requires 'constructive and cooperative approaches to promote trade that is sustainable'
Brazil is the current chair of the BRICS. The 10-member grouping also includes India, China, Russia, South Africa, Indonesia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates.
Speaking at The Economic Times World Leaders Forum 2025, Jaishankar taking into consideration the global economic calculus, reasoned that over dependence on a single source/ country for supply, production and marketing may belie the true hallmark of an economic powerhouse.
“Having seen a difficult period in our relationship” both nations “now seek to move ahead,” Jaishankar said in New Delhi on Monday. “Differences must not become disputes, nor competition conflict.”
In his televised opening remarks at a meeting with Wang, Jaishankar pitched for taking forward the de-escalation process in the border areas along the LAC in eastern Ladakh.
Jaishankar noted that this was the first ministerial visit from Beijing since the leaders of the two countries met in Kazan in October 2024, providing a timely opportunity to review bilateral ties.
The Ministry of External Affairs said as a lower riparian state with considerable established user rights to the waters of trans-border rivers, India has consistently conveyed its concerns to China. including on the need for transparency.
Outlining five points that changed global outlook on how India deals with terrorism, Jaishankar said the fundamental modalities in dealing with terrorism underwent a sea change post 2014.
India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has unveiled a bold new doctrine on terror in Parliament following Operation Sindoor. The military response to the deadly Pahalgam terror attack has triggered a strategic shift. India now pledges sustained retaliation to cross-border terror, no talks with Pakistan except on terror, and zero tolerance for nuclear blackmail. Jaishankar confirmed that the ceasefire was requested by Pakistan, with no US involvement. Diplomatically, India secured backing from the UN Security Council. Meanwhile, Operation Mahadev neutralised Pahalgam attack mastermind Suleman Shah in Dachigam. Watch Shivani Singh's report on how India is syncing strikes, diplomacy, and intelligence to reshape its fight against terror.
During the ongoing Monsoon Session of Parliament, top ministers from the Narendra Modi government launched a scathing critique of the then Congress-led UPA government’s approach to cross-border terrorism.
The minister outlined two primary diplomatic objectives: to secure a firm endorsement from the Council on accountability for the attack, and to ensure that its perpetrators and sponsors were brought to justice
The dialogue, held on July 14, marks an important diplomatic exchange aimed at stabilizing ties following the 2020 military standoff between the two countries in Eastern Ladakh.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met Chinese President Xi Jinping during his visit to China for the SCO Summit. This was his first visit since the 2020 Galwan clash. Jaishankar discussed bilateral ties and conveyed greetings from President Murmu and PM Modi.