"The West's hypocrisy has become almost unbearable" | Former Indian Foreign Secretary Kanwal Sibal

In this comprehensive interview, former Indian Foreign Secretary and Ambassador to Moscow, Kanwal Sibal delivers an expert analysis of the recent assassination of Russian General Igor Kirillov and its implications for the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Speaking with veteran diplomat-turned-journalist Amit Baruah, Sibal provides unique insights from an Indian perspective on the escalating tensions, Western involvement, and the complex dynamics affecting India's strategic interests.

Context:
This interview comes at a critical juncture as the Russia-Ukraine war approaches its third year, with India navigating complex diplomatic waters between its traditional partner Russia and Western allies. The discussion explores how India maintains its strategic autonomy while facing challenges in Russia-India trade and Western sanctions.

Highlights:
Analysis of Lt. Gen. Igor Kirillov's assassination in Moscow
Impact of potential Trump presidency on Russia-Ukraine conflict
India's strategic challenges in maintaining Russia trade amid sanctions
Assessment of NATO's expansion and Russia's strategic concerns
Discussion of European economic challenges and energy politics
Insights into Russia-China relations and BRICS expansion
India's balancing act in global power dynamics

Perfect for:
International relations students
Policy analysts
Defense experts
Diplomatic corps
Indian foreign policy enthusiasts
Business leaders interested in Indo-Russian trade
Anyone interested in geopolitics and current affairs

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Credits:
Interview by Amit Baruah
Editing by Samson Ronald K.
Produced By: Jinoy Jose P.

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