As India and Brazil deepen their roles as leading voices of the Global South, their Strategic Partnership has evolved into one of the most substantive South-South relationships in international diplomacy. The India–Brazil Strategic Partnership was established in 2006, built on shared democratic values and a commitment to economic growth with social inclusion.
India and Vietnam share warm and long-standing bilateral relations that were formally established in 1972. Over the decades, this partnership has grown from cultural and historical linkages to a robust strategic alliance. In 2007, India established its first Strategic Partnership within the ASEAN region with Vietnam, a milestone that underscored Vietnam’s importance in India’s Act East Policy.
India and Slovakia formally established bilateral relations in the year 1993, along with the independence of the Slovak Republic in the same year. The visit of the Indian Prime Minister on 15 June 2026 to Slovakia marked a significant milestone in the bilateral relations of both countries, as it was the first Prime Ministerial visit since its independence.
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) remains one of the world's most successful regional organizations, fostering political dialogue, economic integration, and socio-cultural cooperation among its ten member states.
Energy security has emerged as a strategic priority for BRICS countries amid rising global energy demand, geopolitical uncertainties, and the accelerating transition towards cleaner and sustainable energy systems.
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has become an integral component of modern justice systems by providing accessible, efficient, and cost-effective mechanisms for resolving disputes outside conventional court proceedings.
The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad), comprising Australia, India, Japan, and the United States, has emerged as a prominent minilateral platform for promoting peace, stability, and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific.