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India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has expressed confidence that India–European Union relations will see an upswing by 2026, sharing this view while addressing the Indian community in Luxembourg during his ongoing European visit, which is aimed at strengthening India’s bilateral ties and broader engagement with Europe. Jaishankar highlighted Luxembourg’s strategic role within the EU, indicating that its position and influence in Brussels can play a supportive rol

Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Shri Piyush Goyal, is scheduled to visit Brussels for a significant two-day official trip on 8-9 January 2026. This visit represents a critical phase in India-EU economic relations and underscores intensifying diplomatic and technical engagements aimed at advancing the India-EU Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations. Historic Context of Negotiations The India-EU trade negotiations were ambitiously re-launched in June 2022 after a hiat

The EU-India Free Trade Agreement negotiations, which resumed with renewed momentum since 2022, reached a critical juncture in November 2025. Both sides concluded intensive talks in New Delhi, with India's Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal engaging European Commission Director-General for Trade Sabine Weyand. With 10 of the 20 FTA chapters finalised and several others agreed in principle, negotiators confirmed their shared objective of concluding the agreement by year-end. Th

Ambassador H.E. Hervé Delphin's keynote address at the India's World Magazine Event delivered compelling insights into the evolving...