The 14th EU-India Summit held in Delhi last Friday (October 6th) was not a summit of big announcements.
But it succeeded in maintaining the political momentum created by the last summit in March 2016, which came after four years of frozen relations. The summit confirmed that on several issues the strategic orientations of the partners are mostly aligned. It is now time to align the policy agendas. But how and what should be done?
As declared in the joint summit statement, the part...
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