Modi’s phone call with Zelenskyy and India’s willingness to mediate Black Sea food corridors mark a shift from diplomatic positioning to practical engagement. New Delhi is strategically placed to speak to both Moscow and Kyiv. Deliver global food security for now, but the real test is creating momentum toward peace.
Modi-Zelenskyy phone call mark a shift from diplomatic positioning to practical engagement
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India should contribute more, in a substantive sense – This is not the era of war – to resolution of the conflicts in Ukraine and West Asia. Both are hurting the Indian – also global – economy, the latter far more. They are also undermining the UN Charter and the foundational principles of the international order.