India, EU to upgrade ties at Delhi summit

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : New Delhi: The upcoming India-EU summit on Tuesday is likely to see the partnership between the two regions move to a new phase, with economic and security partnership taking centre stage at a time when reliability on the US has become a major question.
57% : On India's relationship with Russia, she said that the EU is positioning itself as a dependable, long-term partner for India, grounded in mutual security interests.
53% : The EU President also highlighted that a trade deal could help remove 4 billion euros in tariffs for exporters.
51% : Responding to a question on Greenland, von der Leyen reaffirmed the EU's commitment to upholding the sovereignty of Denmark and Greenland, saying the bloc would respond firmly to any challenges while simultaneously working towards a surge in investments in Greenland.
50% : Without explicitly alluding to tensions across the Atlantic, Leyen -- who arrived in India on Saturday for the summit -- underscored that cooperation between India and the EU has become even more critical at a time when principles such as multilateralism, international law and democracy are under strain She said India and the EU have a shared responsibility to safeguard the rules-based global order and contribute to building a secure and resilient world.
45% : The two blocs are likely to conclude a free trade deal and announce new defence and security partnership that will help diversify military supply chains for both sides and allow better access to new capabilities.

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