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9th India–Italy Foreign Office Consultations: Key Takeaways from New Delhi

Indian clothes arrive at Barcelona’s busy port from Mumbai, ready for stores across Europe. Madrid’s offices design wind turbines for farms in Maharashtra. Zaragoza’s runway takes fast flights of garments to skip sea delays. These three Spanish cities - Barcelona, Madrid and Zaragoza, quietly connect India’s factories to Europe’s markets through clothes, clean energy and roads. They form a key bridge in the growing trade between India and Europe. Spain’s Growing Trade with In

Jaishankar’s Brussels Diplomacy: EU Leaders Align with India on Trade, Security and Connectivity

EAM S. Jaishankar Visits Brussels to Advance India–EU Strategic Engagement

UK–India Ministers Discuss Vision 2035 and Indo-Pacific Cooperation in London

India–Europe Security and Defence Ties Deepen with First EU–India Dialogue in New Delhi

Norway’s Deputy Foreign Minister Engages with Indian Leaders During New Delhi Visit

EU–India Economic Ties Highlighted at EU Ambassadors Conference 2026

India-Finland Elevate Ties to Strategic Partnership in Digitalisation and Sustainability

France’s industrial hubs of Toulouse, Paris, and Marseille serve as vital anchors for India’s aviation, rail, energy, consumer goods, and maritime supply chains. These cities link Indian growth directly to French expertise in aerospace, luxury branding, and low-carbon energy solutions. As India and France advance their “Special Global Strategic Partnership,” Toulouse, Paris, and Marseille provide concrete pathways for collaboration in aircraft production, metro systems, cosme

Belgium: How Antwerp, Brussels & Bruges Connect India to Europe

Mitsotakis Welcomes India–EU FTA as a ‘Win-Win’ Deal to Deepen Trade and Strategic Ties

India-Europe Ties Strengthen at the India AI Impact Summit 2026

Netherlands: How Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Eindhoven Connect India to Europe’s Trade Arteries

EU and India Initiate Horizon Europe Association Talks After New Delhi Summit

India and Hungary Hold 11th Round of Foreign Office Consultations in New Delhi

The recently concluded India–European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA) marks a historic shift in how digital finance and technology-led financial services will integrate across continents. This isn’t merely a trade pact, it’s shaping up to be a blueprint for next-generation fintech corridors, combining regulatory cooperation, payment infrastructure innovation, cross-border technology integration, and enhanced market access. 1. From Surface Trade to Digital Financial Integrati

ESMA and RBI Sign MoU to Enable Recognition of Indian Central Counterparties - EICBI

EU and India Establish Landmark Security and Defence Partnership

Not Everything Is Open: What the India–EU FTA Leaves Out