India's Foreign Policy on Terrorism
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Jan 02, 2026 · Last updated Jan 03, 2026
The event highlights India's firm stance on national security and foreign policy, particularly concerning terrorism and resource sharing with Pakistan. This could lead to increased geopolitical tensions in the region, potentially affecting investor confidence in regional markets. India's commitment to supporting 'good neighbours' like Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, however, may foster regional stability and economic cooperation.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar reiterated India's foreign policy, asserting its right to defend against 'bad neighbours' that persist with terrorism, implicitly referring to Pakistan. He stated that a country cannot expect India to share water while simultaneously spreading terrorism. Jaishankar contrasted this with India's approach to 'good neighbours' like Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, with whom India invests, helps, and shares resources, including $4 billion in assistance to Sri Lanka during its financial crisis. He emphasized the importance of clear communication in foreign policy and launched the 'IITM Global Research Foundation' at the IIT Madras.
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