the merits of this relationship," Jaishankar added, asking what it wants with this package. "It is really for the US today to reflect. He framed his criticism of the package in the overall context of a bilateral relationship, which he argued, has been mutually dysfunctional for both Pakistan and the US. "Very honestly, it's a relationship that has neither ended up serving Pakistan well, nor (is it) serving American interests," the Minister said in response to the F-16 spares, which has greatly exercised some Indian-Americans. The Minister answered a range of questions from Russia's invasion of Ukraine and Pakistan to Kashmir, education, health and his own experiences as a long-time career diplomat. Visiting External Affairs usually confine such Q&As to reporters and audiences at think-tank events. Jaishankar kicked off a four-day visit to Washington DC with a first-of-its-kind public interaction for an Indian External Affairs Minister with the Indian American community: a Q&A in which he took unscreened questions from the audience, which, it must be noted, comprised largely of old fans and new fans - the moderator, for instance, repeatedly called him a "rockstar", and his every answer was greeted with multiple round of applause, with the most excited springing to their feet.
Mexico proposed last week at the UN Security Council that a committee of Heads of state and government, including Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Pope Francis, could help UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres end the war. "Originally published as El Jesuita: Conversaciones con Jorge Bergoglio, ℗♭2010 Sergio Rubin and Francesca Ambrogetti.And, on a separate issue, the Minister left the door open for a possible role for India in mediating the Ukraine-Russia war.
Here-in his own words-is an intimate look at the man who is now the leader of the Roman Catholic Church"-Page ix They give insight into his core beliefs, his personal history, his wisdom, intellect, compassion, humility, and ultimately his humanity. "This book, first published in 2010, is the fruit of a series of journalistic interviews with Bergoglio when he was cardinal, consecrated by Pope John Paul II.
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