Archive · 28 Nov 2025
India, Germany Strengthen Counter-Terrorism Cooperation
India and Germany had a meeting to talk about how to stop terrorism.
They both said they strongly disagree with terrorism and talked about recent terrorist attacks in their countries.
They discussed how to work together better to prevent terrorism, like stopping people from becoming radicalized online and stopping the financing of terrorism.
They also talked about how new technologies can be misused by terrorists.
Both countries agreed to meet again in Germany in the future to continue their discussions.
India and Germany held their 10th Joint Working Group on Counter Terrorism meeting in New Delhi.
Both countries condemned recent terrorist attacks, including one near the Red Fort in New Delhi and another in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir.
They discussed various aspects of counter-terrorism, including online radicalization, misuse of technology, and financing of terrorism.
The meeting was co-chaired by Dr. Vinod Bahade from India and Konrad Arz von Straussenburg from Germany.
Both sides agreed to hold the next meeting in Germany at a mutually convenient date.
- Who
- India and Germany
- What
- Discussed counter-terrorism policies and cooperation
- When
- Thursday, 2025-11-06
- Where
- New Delhi, India
- Why
- To strengthen cooperation and address global terrorism challenges
- Meeting Location
- New Delhi, India
- Meeting Date
- Thursday, 2025-11-06
- Co-Chairs
- Dr. Vinod Bahade (India), Konrad Arz von Straussenburg (Germany)
- Condemned Attacks
- Red Fort (2025-11-10), Pahalgam (2025-04-22)
- Key Topics
- Online radicalization, technology misuse, terrorism financing, capacity building, judicial cooperation
- Next Meeting
- To be held in Germany