India in the New Geopolitical Order - A Geneva Security Debate

India in the New Geopolitical Order - A Geneva Security Debate
30 September 2024

LOCATION
Hybrid

With the 2024 elections resulting in a third Modi government, India faces pivotal questions about its foreign, security, and economic policies amid a shifting global landscape of rising and established powers.

In this timely event, we will explore how India perceives itself and its place in the world today. What are its ambitions, strengths, and vulnerabilities across regional and global contexts? How is India evolving both within its borders and in its international relations?

Does India deserve a seat at the table of great powers, and where do gaps remain in its foreign, economic, and domestic policies? We will examine what India's successes and challenges mean for Asia and the world, including in addressing burning global issues involving Ukraine, the Middle East, and the China-US rivalry.

Join us on the 30th of September for an engaging discussion that explores diverse perspectives on India's role as a global power amid a constantly changing geopolitical landscape.

Opening Remarks

Mr Nico Luchsinger, Executive Director, Asia Society Switzerland

Speakers

Ambassador Pankaj Saran, India’s former Deputy National Security Advisor; Convenor of Delhi-based think tank NatStrat; Member of the National Security Advisory Board of India
Dr Milan Vaishnav, Senior Fellow and Director of the South Asia Program, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Mr James Crabtree, TOY Senior Fellow at Asia Society Switzerland; Distinguished Visiting Fellow at ECFR; former executive director of IISS in Asia

Event Moderator

Dr Christina Schori Liang, Senior Advisor, Research and Policy Advice Department, Geneva Centre for Security Policy

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[samarthbagwe]

I think India has worked and done Significant improvements on whatever problems they Said
I think the Experts here are not updated

[sreekanthravindran]

Looks like some panelist’s can’t even identify India on a world map ! Just an India cribbing session 😂

[dneg]

Russia Ukraine conflict is exclusively European problem & India doesn't have solution to other problems 🥱🥱🥱

[samarthbagwe]

Does india deserve a place with Giants ?
Do the giants deserve a place ?

[samarthbagwe]

I don't think inequality matter when The poor are getting money and their economic situations are improving

[sreekanthravindran]

Pathetic to see how much the frog in the well syndrom with these panelist’s 😂

[samarthbagwe]

I bet I will take Denmark decades to create Something like unified payments interface

[DKGupta-brzr]

Excellent !

Grateful if I could get contact / links of panel members and their podcasts

[mohitahirwar]

Moderation could've been better. Indian spokesmen could've given different points or examples from EAM Jaishankar since they have been covered extensively by him already, still good to see such conversations happening at a global level and Western media thinking seriously about India as a Global force.

[rekhaagarwal]

Forbes data on wealth distribution among citizen looks biased and skewed. Modi Govt gave $ 100 B distributed among poor people in last 10 years as loan for Buisness and $ 20 B as grant to most poor .

[SanjayRoy-vzih]

The typical colonialist, self proclaimed rich man's world view... doesn't matter...keep discussing the BS....