While Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been under considerable pressure from the West to speak out on Ukraine and to condemn Russia’s military operation, he continues to hold his own, as he has visited the various capitals. In Denmark, he was given a red carpet treatment, and talked about the joint concerns of Denmark and India on climate. In Germany, the Indians politely said “no” to a joint press conference, but instead issued a declaration where Chancellor Scholz condemned the invasion, but Modi simply reiterated his call for peace negotiations. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYdiryHZc80] He arrived in France today for talks with Macron, and judging from reports, they will discuss the France-India relationship there as well.
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