Archive · 24 Jul 2025
India and UK to Cooperate on Extremism and Terrorism
India and the UK are teaming up to fight extremism and terrorism.
India's officials talked to the UK about extremist groups becoming more active and threatening diplomats.
The UK has agreed to help.
The leaders also discussed how to work together against terrorism worldwide, as well as the importance of bringing economic criminals to justice.
They also touched on illegal immigration, with India clearly stating it is against it.
Indian officials discussed extremist activities with the UK, noting their increasing activity.
The UK agreed to cooperate on tackling extremism, according to India.
Prime Minister Modi and UK PM Keir Starmer discussed terrorism and global efforts against it.
Modi sought UK cooperation to bring economic offenders and fugitives to justice.
Illegal immigration was also addressed, with India reiterating its stance against it.
- Who
- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
- What
- Discussions on extremism, terrorism, economic offenders, and illegal immigration.
- When
- During Prime Minister Modi's visit to the UK.
- Where
- London, UK.
- Why
- To strengthen the global fight against terrorism and address other bilateral issues.
- Meeting Topic
- Extremism, Terrorism, Illegal Immigration, Economic Offenders
- Key Figures
- PM Modi, PM Keir Starmer, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri
- Cooperation
- UK to cooperate on tackling extremism
- Outcomes
- Commitment to fighting terrorism, discussions on fugitives, and stance on illegal immigration