External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has emphasized the need for India to adopt "out of syllabus" foreign policies to deal with United States President Donald Trump.

India's diplomatic outreach to the Middle East and Europe focuses on reviving the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC).

India protested against Sri Lanka after its Navy allegedly fired on Indian fishermen in the Jaffna Sea, injuring two from Karaikal. The Ministry of External Affairs summoned Sri Lanka’s diplomat to express concerns over recent incidents,

Emphasising strong India-US bilateral ties, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar described US President Donald Trump as an "American nationalist". Speaking at an interactive session at Delhi University's Hansraj College, Jaishankar highlighted the evolving nature of global diplomacy and India's approach to it.

India’s External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar, spoke at Hansraj College, New Delhi, about his unexpected journey into politics, his thoughts on India’s development, and his views on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership style.

During Republic Day celebrations in Abu Dhabi, India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasized his nation's goal of becoming 'Viksit Bharat' by 2047. He lauded UAE's friendship and detailed significant strides in India-UAE relations,

Jaishankar on Trump | Jaishankar Calls Trump 'American Nationalist' | Jaishankar Speech | Jaishankar''s Conference | Jaishankar's Interview | India-US News External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar on Jan 30 attended an interactive programme 'Youth for a Viksit Bharat' at Hansraj College,

India has lodged a strong protest with Sri Lanka over the recent detentions of Indian fishermen including an incident where fire was opened on them, the Ministry of External Affairs said.In a troubling episode this week,

During an interactive session at Delhi University's Hansraj College, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar spoke about India's growing global influence and changing perceptions about the country.

S. Jaishankar further highlighted that Trump’s policies could bring significant changes to global affairs but asserted that India’s foreign policy would continue to be guided by national interest.

President Trump has invited Modi, with whom he famously gets along personally, to visit the White House next month, shortly after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit next week. India, already sensitive to Trump’s concerns about illegal immigration and in anticipation of the Modi visit,