Foreign Minister, Dr. S. Jayashankar's brilliant interview, Denmark tour, gave the world breaking answers, see viral video

In a special interview recently held in Denmark, Dr. S. Jaishankar, Minister of Foreign Affairs, shared his view on world politics, the new world system, changing relationships of Europe and the international policy of India. In this conversation, Denmark journalist Mr. Lipart dr. Jaishankar asked very important questions, whose answers made it clear that India is moving to balance, practical and stability in world politics. The importance of Denmark for India, Mr. Lipart first asked why Denmark is important to India? On this, Dr. Jaishankar said that India’s relationship with Denmark is very strong, open and reliable. The views of the two countries coincide over very major global issues, especially in the field of stability and green development. He also called India’s green strategic partnership with Denmark. Denmark is an influential member in the European Union and will also serve the European Union in the coming times. In addition, it is also a member of the United Nations Security Council, which gives it an important role worldwide. Dr Jaishankar also referred to his good relations with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Rasasmsen and Prime Minister Fredericseen. He said the purpose of this visit is to strengthen the partnership to increase stability in the midst of global instability. The importance of Denmark’s visit to Denmark’s visit to Denmark, dr. Jaishankar said that this country is important to India in many ways. He said: “Our relationships are very strong, reliable and open. We are an important partner in terms of Denmark sustainability and green development. We have ‘green strategic partnership’. Denmark is also an impressive voice in the European Union and will also handle the European Union next time. He described the experience of the work of the Foreign Minister Lars Lokes Rasmusen and Premier Mete Frederickson as positive. In the new world system, when Mr. Lipart increases the talk of the current global changes and the division of the old world system, Dr. Jaishankar made it clear that the word “break” is a little more dramatic. He said major changes in the world are happening, and it is certainly an increasing instability, but India and Europe respond to these changes differently. Dr Jaishankar said that the security of Europe depends mainly on the US Alliance and NATO, while India has always made strategic and political decisions for itself. Therefore, India does not find these changes very unstable. Asked for the “NATO collapse”, he said that the NATO is changing and not breaking.