Archive · 2 Aug 2026
India’s Role in Ending the Global Conflict and War
India is feeling the effects of wars in Europe and the Middle East.
Prices for food and energy are higher, and some Indians have been hurt by the fighting.
The Indian government keeps close ties with both the United States and Russia and sells weapons to other countries.
The Prime Minister says, "this is not an era of war."
India wants to help stop the fighting and is trying to join the United Nations Security Council.
The country will also host a big meeting of BRICS nations in September to talk about peace.
India is heavily affected by rising energy and food prices due to wars in Europe and West Asia.
Indian citizens suffer collateral damage from US naval presence and conflict spill‑over.
India maintains defence ties with both Russia and the US while exporting arms to Israel and other Asian states.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said "this is not an era of war" and India seeks a UN Security Council seat.
India aims to use the upcoming BRICS summit to promote peace and counter great‑power hegemony.
- Who
- Indian government and Prime Minister Narendra Modi
- What
- India’s stake in ending wars in Europe and West Asia and its defense ties
- When
- Current ongoing conflicts
- Where
- India and global regions affected by the wars
- Why
- Economic and human costs, strategic interests, and desire for peace
- Country
- India
- Conflict Impact
- Energy and food price rise
- Defense Relations
- United States, Russia, Israel
- UN Security Council
- Seeking membership
- BRICS Summit
- Hosting in September