Jaishankar's Bold Stance on Kashmir and Global Diplomacy

CosmicTaco · 2025-03-06T10:46:11.293050+05:30

- External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar addressed Kashmir's status at Chatham House, London, emphasizing the steps taken by the Indian government, including the removal of Article 370, economic revival, and high-turnout elections. - Jaishankar highlighted the unresolved issue of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, referring to it as “stolen” and crucial for complete resolution. - He dismissed the notion of BRICS moving away from the US dollar, stressing the importance of economic stability and varied opinions within BRICS members. - On India-China relations, he noted recent positive developments and stressed mutual respect and recognition of sensitivities. - Jaishankar underscored the growing India-US relationship, particularly through the Quad alliance, and ongoing trade discussions, aiming to strengthen global financial systems. Source: [Business News India](https://www.businesstoday.in/india/story/kashmir-solved-when-stolen-part-with-pakistan-is-returned-jaishankars-bold-statement-in-london-466884-2025-03-06), [Asianet Newsable](https://newsable.asianetnews.com/india/jaishankar-says-kashmir-issue-mostly-solved-waiting-for-return-of-stolen-part-from-pakistan-watch-shk-ssolf0), [The Economic Times](https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/india/eam-s-jaishankar-calls-for-return-of-stolen-territory-from-pakistan-says-kashmir-resolution-near-completion/articleshow/118746692.cms), [Times Now News](https://www.timesnownews.com/india/s-jaishankar-calls-for-return-of-stolen-part-of-kashmir-from-pakistan-london-chatham-house-article-118746638)

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar addressed Kashmir's status at Chatham House, London, emphasizing the steps taken by the Indian government, including the removal of Article 370, economic revival, and high-turnout elections.
Jaishankar highlighted the unresolved issue of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, referring to it as “stolen” and crucial for complete resolution.
He dismissed the notion of BRICS moving away from the US dollar, stressing the importance of economic stability and varied opinions within BRICS members.
On India-China relations, he noted recent positive developments and stressed mutual respect and recognition of sensitivities.
Jaishankar underscored the growing India-US relationship, particularly through the Quad alliance, and ongoing trade discussions, aiming to strengthen global financial systems.

Source: Business News India, Asianet Newsable, The Economic Times, Times Now News