Eleanor Roosevelt once said, ‘Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.’ In an era increasingly dominated by personalities and passing controversies, it is essential to refocus on enduring ideas and transformative events. This is especially true in the post-2020 world, where a series of global shocks has fundamentally reshaped geopolitics. In response, India’s foreign policy is being fundamentally recalibrated. From managing a volatile border with China to cultivating new alliances across the Global South, India is navigating a multipolar world with caution and intent. Against this backdrop, Suhasini Haidar, Diplomatic Editor at The Hindu, led a timely discussion at a recent India CEO and CFO Forum session in Delhi NCR. Her insights offered business leaders a candid perspective on how India’s foreign policy may evolve in 2025 and beyond, balancing principles, pragmatism and power in a complex and shifting global order. This podcast summarises these discussions.  

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