India Foreign Policy Thread

[Pakistan Space Agency]

You don't publicly insult a dignitary who visits your country.

This has been done by India against many foreign dignitaries over the decades. This is why India is still uncivilised and backward to this day.

 

[Asfandyar Bhittani]

Yeah......No, laser eyes, they aren't going to let you change the subject to Pakistan from India's role in Russian economy.

 

[maverick]

Another DAY
Another RANDI RONA BY INDIA...

whatelse can we expect, besides playing victim that i am Holy and pavitar.

 

[Vapnope]

Always whining always complaining, muh laser eyes saar

 

[Distant_Observer]

Nobody is buying their BS anymore. They have been crying about Trump's tarrifs after licking his balls and are now reduced to this after getting bent over by Pakistan in May.

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[Thinking]

Complain if EU, USA, human rights organisations impinge on India's sovereignty, allegedly

But make demands on what other do

Again obsessing over Pakistan, loudly

All countries do such hypocrisy. Without China or Pakistan, we can summarily dismiss our entire military, more or less. This is just being practical.

 

[Meengla]

I saw the video a bit ago. Pretty low of Jaishankar to be like this while it is to be released to the public. The Polish guy politely deflected by saying in principle he is against 'cross border terrorism'. Who isn't?!! Plus Jaishankar should have known not to lecture on 'selective targeting of India' by the EU; it is a bilateral Polish-India exchange.

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[Master Chief]

"Saar! We just want Pakistan to develop peacefully saar! As long as they don't shoot down our planes we will leave them and encourage them to develop for the benefit of their own civilians, saar!"

..is the sort of patronising hogwash that Indians tell me routinely...or some slightly less histrionic variant thereof.

 

[Yasser76]

Imagine how bad your diplomacy is when even the Poles show you the finger....

 

[Yasser76]

I saw the video a bit ago. Pretty low of Jaishankar to be like this while it is to be released to the public. The Polish guy politely deflected by saying in principle he is against 'cross border terrorism'. Who isn't?!! Plus Jaishankar should have known not to lecture on 'selective targeting of India' by the EU; it is a bilateral Polish-India exchange.

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It's bizzare Jaiwanker did this in front of the cameras. Poles look a bit biwildered. My guess is Indians are desperate to show their public some muscle after all the diplomatic setbacks they have had.

 

[r3alist]

All countries do such hypocrisy. Without China or Pakistan, we can summarily dismiss our entire military, more or less. This is just being practical.

There is only so much you can get away with, and then there is no good will credit.

At this stage it's better to let the world discover Indian thinking themselves

 

[Master Chief]

It is important for India to keep Poland happy. Not sure that Jaishanker can start sending them lists of his demands just yet.. Baap baap hota hain.

https://www.news18.com/amp/world/poland-says-its-satisfied-with-indias-reduced-russian-oil-purchases-as-us-raises-tariff-heat-ws-kl-9818253.html

 

[Meengla]

Imagine how bad your diplomacy is when even the Poles show you the finger....

I used to say some years ago 'India punches well below its weight' in foreign policy. Now safe to say 'the Indian foreign policy has been a disaster'. If India was a real democracy then Jaishankar would have been fired.

 

[Samurai]

Pakistan living rent free in Indian minds. This is what India is best at doing. Just like an angry jealous ex.

 

[Yasser76]

I used to say some years ago 'India punches well below its weight' in foreign policy. Now safe to say 'the Indian foreign policy has been a disaster'. If India was a real democracy then Jaishankar would have been fired.

Yes, 2025 was a disaster for them, think Modi keeps Jaywanker close as he could be a threat in terms of a rival for BJP leadership in the future...