Zero-tolerance for terrorism must be uncompromising universal norm: Jaishankar
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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar called for a universal 'zero-tolerance' policy against cross-border terrorism during the second India-Arab Foreign Ministers' Meeting.
Background
Minister S Jaishankar highlighted conflicts in Gaza, Sudan, Yemen, Syria, and Libya as factors impacting India's relations with Arab nations. He asserted that cross-border terrorism violates international relations and requires strengthened global efforts.
Facts for Prelims
- PostS Jaishankar: Minister of External Affairs, Government of India
- FactThe meeting held was the second India-Arab Foreign Ministers' Meeting
- PlaceConflict zones mentioned: Gaza, Sudan, Yemen, Syria, and Libya
For Mains
Q. Discuss the significance of a universal 'zero-tolerance' policy against cross-border terrorism in maintaining the stability of international relations and regional security.
Dimensions to cover in your answer
- Geopolitical shift: Impact of Middle Eastern conflicts on India's strategic ties with Arab nations
- Normative framework: Transitioning from state-specific grievances to a universal international norm against terrorism
Keywords: cross-border terrorism · zero-tolerance · multilateralism · regional stability · strategic autonomy
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