Global Intelligence Summit: Uniting Against Global Threats

Top intelligence leaders from the US, Canada, UK, and other nations will convene in India for a security conclave focusing on intelligence-sharing for combating terrorism and transnational crimes. Key subjects include the Russia-Ukraine war, Middle Eastern conflicts, and Indo-Pacific cooperation. Canadian-Indian tensions regarding the Nijjar case may surface.

Top global intelligence leaders, including the US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, are set to converge in India this weekend for a crucial security conclave. The meeting, chaired by India's National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, aims to enhance intelligence-sharing in the fight against terrorism and other transnational crimes.

Intelligence chiefs from Australia, Germany, New Zealand, and several other nations will join the discussions in New Delhi. Gabbard's visit marks the first high-level visit to India by a top official of the Donald Trump administration and includes addressing the Raisina Dialogue and meeting with NSA Doval.

The forum will address global challenges, such as the implications of the Russia-Ukraine war, Middle Eastern conflicts, and digital crime. A significant point of discussion will be the strained Indo-Canadian relations over the Nijjar case, as well as potential cooperation against China's Indo-Pacific influence.

(With inputs from agencies.)