A stronger partnership and more investment with India would strengthen the EU’s ability to set regulatory standards and pursue more ambitious agreements as the World Trade Organization weakens
Media mentions – India
The EU Parliament’s call to suspend Pakistan’s preferential treatment in trade with the EU is a good step
Frederic Grare comments on the reforms EU parliamentarians urges Pakistan to do if they want to keep the trade privileges
Tara Varma discusses EU-India relations in this podcast by the State Chancellery of the city of Hamburg
We need to build coalitions in Europe that defend international law and order
Janka Oertel comments on China’s behaviour and the arms race in the Indo-Pacific
The deteriorating relations with China can have a positive effect for cooperation between Europe and India
Janka Oertel speaks in this interview about EU-China relations and Europe’s presence in the Indo-Pacific region
It would be naive to believe that the EU and India will get closer on their own just because external pressure is growing
Many of the barriers that have hampered an effective economic partnership between the EU and India will not simply go away, believes Manisha Reuter
In asserting its health sovereignty, the EU will have to make difficult choices about whom it wants to partner with. One obvious option is India.
Tara Varma explores the scope for cooperation between the United States, Europe, and India in addressing global health challenges
India should recognise that US-China rivalry means the EU is an economic and political partner it cannot do without
Manisha Reuter believes the EU and India will not automatically draw closer merely because both are disillusioned with China
The excessive focus on China harms long-term European interests
Much more attention needs to be paid to other Asian partners than before, says Manisha Reuter