Describing India as a country with a “can-do” attitude, Senator Sharma underscored its impressive achievement in conducting democratic elections, reinforcing the robustness of the world’s largest democracy.

Australia's High Commissioner to India, Philip Green OAM, described the meeting between Australian and German MPs with India's External Affairs Minister Dr S. Jaishankar as "a unique but valuable initiative."

The visit of Fiji's Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica is part of the Fijian Government’s broader strategy to strengthen international partnerships and promote Fiji as a dynamic hub for trade and investment within the Pacific region.

Modi’s affectionate greeting with Albanese symbolised the trust and warmth in the growing partnership between the India and Australia.

Albanese stressed the strong and growing relationship between Australia and India, noting their shared economic goals and the significant contribution of the Indian-Australian diaspora to Australia’s multicultural landscape.

President Murmu remarked that the warm reception by Fijian people made her feel as if she were at home in India.

Appointed by President Xi Jinping, Ambassador Xu is the 17th Chinese envoy to India and is committed to enhancing bilateral ties during this critical juncture.

The leaders discussed ways to attract increased international investment to provide secure and quality infrastructure for the Solomon Islands.

Beijing will be keenly aware that Moscow is dealing itself back into two of China’s own key relationships. South Korea and Japan will have taken notice, as well.

The Sino-India Relations under Modi’s regime are evolving. Sensing an opportunity in Modi's narrower mandate, China has escalated its aggressive rhetoric.