India DOESN’T Want to be Pulled into Any US War on China Over Taiwan— Amb. Kanwal Sibal

On this episode of New Order, we speak to Amb. Kanwal Sibal, former Ambassador of India to Russia, France, Egypt and Turkey, and Former Foreign Secretary of India. He discusses the dropping of ‘Indo’ from the US’ Indo-Pacific Command and what this signals for US-India relations, India’s desire to not be pulled into any US-China confrontation over Taiwan, the US’ killing of 3 Indian sailors in the Strait of Hormuz and the lack of any apology from the US, why QUAD is now dying a slow death, India’s view of the future of the North-South Corridor and whether the corridor was deliberately targeted during the US-Israeli war on Iran, how India will deal with increased tariffs and sanctions threats as the Trump Administration pivots back to the NATO-Russia proxy war in Ukraine, why global south countries such as India and Brazil were invited to the G7 Summit, and much more.  Chapters (00:00:00) - New Order(00:01:42) - Ex-Foreign Secretary Kanwal Simil on US renaming the(00:11:20) - India's Quadracy(00:14:25) - Israel's Attack on Railways in Iran(00:17:58) - India's stance on Russian oil(00:22:21) - India's role in the G7(00:25:17) - UN Security Council: Threats to India(00:26:57) - Saif Gaddafi's Successor(00:27:55) - India's Place in the New Order