Technology & Innovation

India and the European Union are working quickly to sign a major Free Trade Agreement by mid-December 2026. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi plans to visit Brussels for the official signing ceremony, marking a huge milestone after nearly 20 years of trade talks.

Waiting weeks for an international package stuck at border checks is a frustrating experience. For global businesses, these border delays cost money and freeze supply chains.

The car sitting in your driveway might soon have a completely different origin story.

Imagine a future where your everyday devices talk to each other instantly, adapting to what you need without a single glitch.

The EU–India trade agreement faces an important administrative challenge: translating complex legal texts into the European Union’s 24 official languages.

Estonia is firmly backing the proposed Free Trade Agreement between India and the European Union. During a recent visit to New Delhi to attend the India Mobile Congress, Estonia's Minister of Justice and Digital Affairs, Liisa Pakosta, highlighted the huge potential this economic pact holds for the digital services sector.

The landscape of global security is always shifting, and two major international players are stepping up to meet the challenge.

On 24 September 2026, officials in New Delhi met to talk about the future of energy. India’s Minister of State for Power and New and Renewable Energy, Shripad Naik, sat down with a delegation from the European Parliament.