Modi's Push to Reshape the Global Order

The transcript discusses India's strategic positioning in global geopolitics, highlighting its role as a bridge between the East-West and North-South divides. It addresses the absence of key leaders like Xi Jinping and Putin at the G20 summit, which impacts India's ambitious presidency. The challenges of India's foreign policy, including balancing relations with major powers and potential issues like Taiwan, are also explored.

What geographical advantage does India have in its global positioning?

• Located in the Pacific Ocean

• Proximity to the Arctic Circle

• Position in the Indian Ocean region

• Bordering the Mediterranean Sea

What significant event is marked by the absence of Xi Jinping at the G20 summit?

• First time missing a G20 summit

• First time attending a BRICS summit

• First time missing a UN meeting

• First time visiting India

How has India responded to the absence of key leaders at the G20 summit?

• By canceling the summit

• By emphasizing the importance of their presence

• By inviting more leaders

• By downplaying the significance of their absence

What is a potential challenge that could test India's foreign policy?

• A military alliance with Japan

• A diplomatic rift with Australia

• A trade war with Europe

• A conflict over Taiwan

What is a key aspect of India's foreign policy strategy?

• Aligning solely with Russia

• Focusing only on economic growth

• Isolating from global affairs

• Balancing relations with both Russia and the United States