
Prime Minister Narendra Modi G7 Summit "Donor-Recepient" Ties Must End: PM Modi Backs Trust-Driven Relations
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged global leaders at the G7 Summit to prioritize transparency and trust in international partnerships, arguing that narrow national interests have created a "trust deficit." He highlighted India's commitment to a "humanity first" approach through initiatives like the International Solar Alliance and disaster response efforts. Modi called for a shift from traditional donor-recipient relationships to one based on solidarity and equal ownership among nations, emphasizing the importance of respecting international law and dialogue over coercion in achieving global peace and stability. His remarks come amidst growing geopolitical fragmentation and tensions over trade barriers and technology governance.
18 JUN 2026
— BBC
During the G7 summit, Donald Trump pledged to visit India, signaling a potential thaw in relations between the two countries.
— NDTV
Union Home Minister Amit Shah met with US Ambassador Sergio Gor to discuss strengthening security cooperation between India and the US.
— Indian Express
Union Home Minister Amit Shah met with US Ambassador Sergio Gor to discuss strengthening security cooperation between India and the US.
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