India-EU Relations and Ukraine Conflict

Discussions between Indian and EU leaders on the Ukraine conflict seek to enhance diplomatic relations and explore a free trade agreement.

Why This Matters

International relations and the geopolitical landscape regarding conflicts have significant implications for national policy and economic prospects.

Public Sentiment Summary

Public sentiment reflects skepticism and criticism towards the EU's role in the Ukraine conflict and India's involvement. There is widespread frustration over perceived hypocrisy from EU and U.S. leaders regarding their own ties with Russia while urging India to withdraw. Many commenters assert that India should prioritize its national interests and energy security, leading to a predominantly negative sentiment regarding potential engagement in international conflicts.

Highlighted Comments

EU is pathetic. They ask India not to buy oil from Russia and at the same time increase imports from Russia by 15%. Hypocrisy at its best.

Russia Ukraine war is not India's concern. Europe and the USA never help India against Pakistan terrorism or China war, why should India be concerned then with Ukraine war.

Honestly, India has a point here. The US and EU talk about isolating Russia, but they’ve still been buying Russian energy and critical resources when it suits their interests.

Double standards are always America's standard. You just get it right now!?

Thank you, Mr. Trump, for this. A portion of the younger generation was actually starting to think of the US favorably. With the rhetoric spewed in past couple of days, you have made sure the new generation will not trust the US to be on our side.

Parties Involved

  • India
  • European Union
  • United States
  • Russia

What the people want

European Union: Reevaluate your stance and practices on energy imports rather than hypocrisy when addressing India's position.

United States: Be consistent in your policies and refrain from double standards while expecting support from India.

India: Continue to assert your sovereignty and prioritize national interests in foreign relations.