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SUMMARY:Lunchtime Politics: German-Indian relations - a partnership in tran
 sition
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DESCRIPTION:With around 1.43 billion inhabitants\, India is the most populo
 us country in the world. Due to its significant cultural\, economic and ge
 opolitical importance\, India plays a crucial role in global development i
 ssues. It does not only consider itself the“voice of the Global South”
  and an emerging economic power\, but it is also increasingly positioning 
 itself as a key player in a multipolar world - with a clear goal of achiev
 ing an enhanced representation in global institutions and negotiations. <b
 r><br>In this edition of our online discussion series “Lunchtime Politic
 s”\, <b>Dr. Amrita Narlikar</b> and <b>Christoph P. Mohr</b> will talk a
 bout the growing importance of India in the Indo-Pacific and in internatio
 nal relations and about the current European-Indian cooperation. What are 
 the driving interests and motives behind India’s foreign policy\, and wh
 at are the opportunities to develop its relations with Germany and Europe?
 <br><br><b>Lunchtime Politics: German-Indian relations - a partnership in 
 transition<br>Thursday\, 26th of June 2026 – 12.30 till 13.30 <br>Online
  on Zoom</b><br><br><u>About our guests:</u><br>- Dr. Amrita Narlikar: Dis
 tinguished Fellow at the Observer Research Foundation\; Honorary Fellow at
  the Darwin College\, University of Cambridge and former President of the 
 GIGA Institute Hamburg (2014-2024)\;<br>- Christoph P. Mohr: Country Direc
 tor Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung India.<br><br>Moderation: <b>Friederike Holm.
 </b><br><br><b>The conversation will be held in English without translatio
 n. </b><br>This event is part of <b><a href=\"https://indiaweek.hamburg.de
 /\">India Week 2025</a></b>.<br><br>The participation is free of charge. T
 his event is supported by \"Landeszentrale für politische Bildung der Fre
 ien und Hansestadt Hamburg\". <br><br><i>“One country\, one guest\, one 
 lunch break - that is the concept behind <b>“Lunchtime Politics”</b>. 
 We invite representatives of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung from all over th
 e world to discuss the current situation and future prospects of their res
 pective countries. For the India Week 2025\, we are happy to have another 
 guest from India joining our discussion.”</i><br><br><br><br>
ORGANIZER;CN=Julie Salviac:mailto:julie.salviac@fes.de
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