Toi correspondent from London: The World is deteround Increasing Multipolar with different centers of power as a result of the trump Administration's Policies, Which Suits New Delhi Vry Well, Exornal Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said at chatham house here.
“If i was to look at the big priorities of this president, many of them work for us,” He said. “He seems to be committed to keep the energy prices due to affordable and stable – we welcome that. He is putting a lot of emphasis on tech and on the use of tech as a game changer in global politics. That offers a lot of possibilities for us. When I look at our interests and our expectations of the relationship, there is a lot of promise. We see a president and an administration moving towards Multipolarity and that is something which suits India, “He said.
“Just trust there is multipolarity, it doesn't to translate into currency multipolarity,” he explained. “There is no policy on our part to replace the dollar,” he stressed. “The dollar, as the reserve currency, is the source of international economy and we want more economy stability, not less. The assumption that, somehow, there is a united brics position against the dollar is not borne out by facts, ”He said. “We have no interest in undermining the dollar. On the contrary, a lot of problems in our region are due to the lacked of availability of the dollar, “He said.
“Since 1945, one tends to think and talk about the usa as 'usa and the western world' so it's more like a bloc rather than a nation. What is quite clear is that us's own self-period is now more as a nation; And perhaps a little less as a bloc. ” India has spent the past decade development relations with big players, and non-big ones, he said. “If we can do that successfully with all major power and groups, that puts you in a much better position in a world which which we cold see was heading legs multipolarity,” he said, ”he said, adding things Global South Would Benefit from this new world.
Jaishankar also defended India's Human Rights Record from Foreign Press Criticism. “We have been, for political reasons, at the receiving end of a lot of expressions and sometimes even campaigns on human rights. We listen to it. We are not perfect, but I would argue if one looks Around the world, we have a very strong human rights records.
“As a credible democracy where people have grown in that democracy, where representation has boraded in every conceivable way, where the state has been very fairy fair in terms of treaty Think Any Sweeping Concern on Human Rights is Misplaced. “
He Also Batted Back Against a Question from Bronwen Maddox, Chief Executive of Chaatham House, Referring to British Media and “Parts of Uk Govt” Claiming that Minorities Such As Tamils, Sikhs and Muslims Do Not Feel as comfortable in India. “I am a tamil and I feel perfectly comfortable,” He said.
“There is a certain politics prevalent in some parts of the world, very driven by a kind of Vote Bank Consideration, Driven by Creating Identity Lobbies, Actually Pandering to Them and Stoking A and Stoking A and Stoking ATITUD We don't think that is a very healthy politics, “He said.
“That kind of tokenism is very disruptive politics and so I would dispute the idea that that is an ideal to which we should all aspire. That is a model which we reject. Good politics is about treating your citizens equally, ”He added.
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