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Calling out Pakistan's attempts to disrupt the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), India has warned that it will slide to irrelevance and be shut out of global decision-making if attempts were made to divide it by venting bilateral grievances. "If we take up issues that divide rather than unite us, reducing our movement to a platform for venting bilateral grievances or for embarrassing fellow Members, we will soon become a weak and irrelevant entity, with no say at all in global decision making," India's Minister of State for External Affairs V. Muraleedharan told the virtual Ministerial Meeting of the NAM on Friday. Theme of the meeting commemorating the 65th anniversary of the adoption of the movement's founding principles was "More Relevant, United and Effective NAM against Emerging Global Challenges, including Covid-19", but Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi raised the Kashmir issue. Muraleedharan did not mention Quereshi or Pakistan by name but it was clear to whom his message against divisiveness and raising of irrelevant issues was directed. "Individual members must stop and think before raising issues that are not on the agenda and which find no resonance in the wider membership. NAM never was and never can be a platform for pursuits aimed at undermining the territorial integrity of a State by another State." The second of the 10 founding principles of NAM is "respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all nations", he added. On the meeting's pressing issue of dealing with the Covid-19 crisis and rebuilding the world in its destructive wake, he said: "NAM's unique tradition of promoting South-South cooperation can provide a way out as societies look to rebuild and regenerate in the wake of this crisis." He recalled Prime Minister Narendra Modi's assurance at the UN General Assembly last month that "India's immense vaccine production and delivery capacity will be used to help all humanity in fighting the crisis". But the world was also facing the threat of terrorism and other imminent dangers, Muraleedharan said. Terrorism and its "enablers continue to spread their tentacles unabated", he said in a message also directed against Islamabad. Listing the other threats to the world, he said: "Misinformation and fake news are wreaking havoc on social cohesion and collective security. Climate change has become an existential threat, especially to the most vulnerable SIDS (Small Island Developing States) countries. Humanitarian emergencies are straining capacities. Cybersecurity threats and the uneven impact of frontier technologies are causing turbulence. "NAM has the potential to take the lead in addressing the primary issues of our times that demand global cooperation." Friday's meeting commemorated the adoption in 1955 of NAM's founding principles known as the Bandung Declaration. It was named for the place in Indonesia where leaders of 29 countries adopted it at a meeting organised at the initiative of India's former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and President Suharto of Indonesia. Muraleedharan said: "Over the decades, these core principles have served as anchors in the political and socio-economic journeys of many of our nations. These principles have helped us overcome immense challenges such as colonialism and apartheid, and are today reflected in our steadfast support to the cause of Palestine." While Pakistan, like China, was present at the Bandung meeting, it spurned non-alignment by entering into military alliances with the US and other countries, and joined NAM only in 1979. In his speech to the Friday meeting, Qureshi "expressed concern" at what he said was the denial of the right to self-determination under UN Security Council resolutions. However, the principal Security Council resolution on the subject demands that Pakistan withdraw its forces and people from all of Kashmir. Qureshi also asserted that the "struggle of the people of Jammu and Kashmir is being brutally suppressed". SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/defense/news/pakistan-and-china-are-reportedly-building-new-missile-sites-along-western-border/articleshow/78518124.cms">Pakistan and China are reportedly building new missile sites along western border</a>

India warns Pakistan it will become irrelevant if it tries to disrupt Non-Aligned Movement

External Affairs Minister S. <keyword id="236448" type="General" weightage="80" keywordseo="jaishankar" source="Orion">Jaishankar</keyword> has capped a day of intense diplomacy with a meeting with General Assembly President Csaba Korosi discussing global development and the UN's role while assuring him of <keyword id="3658" type="General" weightage="80" keywordseo="india" source="Orion">India</keyword>'s support. On Monday, the eve of the high-level Assembly meeting, he held bilateral meetings also with eight foreign ministers and attended two multilateral sessions covering a geography from Indonesia to Trinidad and topics ranging from security, food and agriculture to economy and development. Jaishankar tried to bring focus in his meeting with Korosi and others to matters of vital importance to the developing nations like energy and food security, fertiliser availability, health issues, global debt concerns and trade disruption problems, according to an official source. After his meeting with Korosi, Jaishankar tweeted: "Assured him of India's fullest support. Discussed the criticality of SDG agenda for global progress. Shared Indian experiences in that regard." SDGs are the 17 sustainable development goals set by the UN to be achieved by 2030 and cover topics ranging from environment to education, and from poverty to peace but which are now facing a setback from the Covid pandemic and the fallout of the Ukraine war. Jaishankar's first meeting of the day was with Argentina's Foreign Minister <keyword id="11328024" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="santiago-cafiero" source="Orion">Santiago Cafiero</keyword>, who is the President pro tempore of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), along with Foreign Ministers Mario Adolfo Bucaro Flores of Guatemala and Amery Browne of Trinidad and Tobago. The meeting aimed at highlighting the growing relations between India and the CELAC countries in areas ranging from health and science to trade and energy and to develop them further, the source said, pointing out that India, for example, ranks among the top five trade partners of Brazil and Argentina. Cafiero tweeted, that CELAC "reactivated after 5 years the region's link with India". "The unity of the countries of the global south will make it possible to strengthen the energy and food security agenda, which is key to the development of our peoples," he added in the Spanish language tweet. The source said that Jaishankar's trilateral meeting with Foreign Ministers Catherine Colonna of France and <keyword id="3149357" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="zayed-al-nahyan" source="Orion">Zayed Al Nahyan</keyword> of the United Arab Emirates follows the contemporary development in diplomacy, moving beyond bilateral and regional relations to interest-based groupings spanning geographic areas. Cooperation in the areas of food, energy and security were among the topics discussed, the source said. Colonna tweeted in French that it was the "launch of a new trilateral format in the Indo-Pacific zone with India and the Emirates" with "a common ambition to move forward in 4 areas: security and defence, Climate, Technologies and people(-to-people) exchanges". Jaishankar also met one-on-one with Al Nahyan, with whose country India has close multilateral ties. He tweeted after their meeting: "Appreciated his assessments and insights on the global situation." At their meeting, Jaishankar and Browne reviewed the ties between Trinidad, whose population of Indian descent is about 40 per cent, and India and discussed strengthening it, according to a source. Indonesia is the president of the G20, the group of developed and emerging nations, and is scheduled to hand over the baton to India in December. Jaishankar's meeting with Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi centered on the work of the G20 and the transfer of the presidency, the source said. "We spoke on G20 cooperation, including ensuring concrete deliverables for G20 2022," Marsudi tweeted. The source said that during the meeting with Foreign Minister <keyword id="561988" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="sameh-shoukry" source="Orion">Sameh Shoukry</keyword> of Egypt they noted the closely shared outlook on many issues, especially in development, and spoke about cooperation in the nonaligned movement and at the UN, the source said. Jaishankar tweeted that they "discussed our close cooperation at the UN and NAM (Nonaligned Movement). Recognized the value Egypt's participation in G20 will bring next year. Of importance to India is that Egypt is hosting in November the next UN climate change meeting which is formally known as COP27 for the 27th edition of the Conference of Parties to one of the international agreements on climate. Regarding the meeting with Albania's Foreign Minister Olta Xhacka, the source said that both countries that are currently on the Security Council have worked together, and New Delhi wants to build on that in other spheres. Echoing the sentiments, Xhacka tweeted: "Albania and India work together as non-permanent members to the #UNSC. Time to strengthen cooperation and relations in many areas of interest." Jaishankar said in a tweet that he "exchanged views on Ukraine and energy security" with the Minister whose country is in the vicinity of the embattled nation. Jaishankar also met Foreign Minister Ian Borg of Malta with which India shares commonwealth ties. India has business interests there and sees Malta as a gateway to the European Union now that Britain is out of it, the source said. Malta will be joining the Security Council next year as India leaves it ending its two-year term. Borg tweeted: "We spoke about UNSC developments and our priorities on the Council as from Jan2023." Development was the main theme of Jaishankar's meeting with Cuba's Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla, according to the source. India, which has had a long relationship with Cuba in diplomatic, developmental and economic spheres, is now helping the country in economic straits with a 100 million euro line of credit that was extended in July primarily to buy rice. Cuba is expected to take over the leadership of the G77, the 137-member group of developing countries, from Pakistan. Parilla tweeted in Spanish: "We highlight the historical ties of friendship between both countries, India, Cuba. We express our willingness to continue strengthening bilateral cooperation and developing economic, trade and investment ties." Ethiopia's Deputy Prime Minister Demeke Mekonnen, who also holds the foreign ministry portfolio, briefed Jaishankar on the conflict involving the Tigray People's Liberation Front, which has flared up again, according to the source. They discussed cooperation including in education, noting that Indian teachers have been the mainstay of that country's education system for decades, the source said. Ethiopia's Education Minister Berhanu Nega was also at the meeting. The Assembly's high-level week brings leaders from around the world to the UN and Jaishankar noted in a tweet that it "is full of friends" after he casually ran into Serbia's Foreign Minister Nikola Selakovic. 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Jaishankar caps day of intense development diplomacy, assuring UNGA head of India's support

<ul><li>The external affairs minister for <keyword id="3658" type="LOCATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="India">India</keyword>, <keyword id="6355111" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Sushma-Swaraj">Sushma Swaraj</keyword>, will be representing India at the 73rd <keyword id="107187" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="UN-General-Assembly">UN General Assembly</keyword> (<keyword id="429560" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="UNGA">UNGA</keyword>). </li><li>She has over a dozen bilateral meetings scheduled during the conferences and is scheduled to be present at two sessions. </li><li>In her speech at the UNGA, Swaraj focussed on India-Pakistan relations and the issue of India’s seat on the UN Security Council. </li></ul>The 73rd UN General Assembly (UNGA) meet being held in New York is India’s chance to engage on global issues that pertain beyond its regional interests. While the Indian external affairs minister, Sushma Swaraj, is scheduled to hold a series of bilateral meetings on the sidelines of the conference, the shadow of India-Pakistan relations may keep India from engaging on larger international concerns. Earlier India was scheduled to engage with Pakistan as well, but after the <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/pakistan-is-still-not-doing-enough-to-curb-terror-financing-and-time-is-running-out/articleshow/65839168.cms">killing</a> of three Jammu and Kashmir policemen and the issuing of <a href="https://indianexpress.com/article/india/pakistan-burhan-wani-postal-stamps-sushma-swaraj-foreign-minister-5372002/">stamps</a> commemorating Burhan Wani, talks with Shah Mahmood Qureshi were cancelled. Swaraj is still <a href="https://www.oneindia.com/india/swaraj-to-have-over-half-a-dozen-bilateral-engagements-at-unga-including-one-with-nepal-2782746.html">scheduled</a> to hold bilateral meetings with the representatives of Germany, Panama Isabel de Saint Malo de Alvarado, Austria, Armenia, Antigua Barbuda, Nepal, Bolivia, Chile and Iran among others. She will also be representing India in the session on climate change held of secretary general, António Guterres, and the Ministerial Committee of the NAM on Palestine. The latter is of special significance considering the strategic and trade relationship between India and Israel. India-Pakistan relations Like last year, Swaraj delivered her speech in Hindi at the <keyword id="45802" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Nelson-Mandela">Nelson Mandela</keyword> Peace Summit starting with India the effectiveness of the demonetisation exercise and the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST). While there’s still an <a href="https://www.financialexpress.com/economy/one-year-of-gst-is-goods-and-services-tax-rollout-successful-pm-modi-explains-in-5-points/1218179/">argument</a> to be made on whether or not GST has delivered the desired results, experts largely believe that demonetisation did little more than <a href="https://www.livemint.com/Opinion/PGRi4ySZO2HOWkARKq8GeM/Demonetisation-failed-to-make-India-a-less-cash-society.html">cause</a> damage to India’s informal economy. And, without naming any country in particular, Swaraj pointed out that India is busy fighting poverty but its ‘neighbouring country’ is busy fighting against the nation. She even pointed out the irony of this ‘neighbouring country’ advocating human-rights and accusing India of violations. 
	
	
	
	
	
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 She went on to highlight other differences between India and Pakistan in terms of development and technology. The question really becomes whether India-Pakistan relations are the only issue that animate Indian interest on a global stage. The focus on regional issues on the global platform keeps India from engaging with other nations on international concerns and takes from the impact that India has on other issues that are been contested. And, this is despite the country’s growing economic relevance. UN Security Council A permanent seat on the UN Security Council through the G4 alliance consisting of Brazil, Germany, India and Japan is still on the table. But, considering that all developments indicate that it’s unlikely to happen, maybe India should pivot its interests until the situation changes. 
	
	
	
	
	
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 And while India has spent considerable time engaging in the international convention against <keyword id="6358165" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="terrorism">terrorism</keyword>, it has been ineffective in addressing the security challenges that concern India’s borders. Instead, experts <a href="https://indianexpress.com/article/opinion/columns/the-world-beyond-pakistan-india-talks-unga-saarc-5372593/">suggest </a>that India should focus on addressing issues of global trade and <keyword id="1791879" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="multilateralism">multilateralism</keyword>. The structural changes in the international system might be more pertinent at the moment.

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