Geeta Mohan is the Foreign Affairs Editor at India Today, TV Today Network. She specializes in international relations and diplomacy, focusing on themes such as geopolitics, conflict and war, and current affairs, while also sharing impactful stories from around the globe. Geeta has been featured in Business Today, India Today, and MSN, and is a published author of the book 'Hamid' with Penguin Publication.
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Iran Foreign Minister to visit India this week amid Gulf war, BRICS meet on agenda
By: Sonali Verma, Geeta Mohan
Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson warned the US against any military move and accused Washington of wrecking nuclear talks. The remarks come as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz rise and India prepares to host Iran's foreign minister for BRICS talks.
By: Geeta Mohan
Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmail Baghaei speaks exclusively to India Today Global's Geeta Mohan on Trump's rejected proposal, the Strait of Hormuz, nuclear red lines, and whether Iran is ready for a ground invasion.
Putin renewed Russia's offer to jointly develop and manufacture the Su-57 fighter with India. The pitch comes as India weighs fifth-generation fighter options while AMCA remains years away.
By: Geeta Mohan
India has delivered a sharp message at the United Nations, asserting that the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) must remain an evidence-based pillar against terror financing, free from political rhetoric. With India assuming the Vice-Presidency of the global watchdog from July 2026, New Delhi is signaling a zero-tolerance approach toward nations that provide safe havens for terror networks. While the U.S. previously led the pressure to keep Pakistan on the 'grey list,' shifting geopolitical priorities have raised questions about Washington’s current resolve. India’s stance is clear: rather than undermining the watchdog, countries must focus on dismantling terror-financing ecosystems. As global alliances evolve, the battle over FATF scrutiny remains a critical test of international security standards.
By: Geeta Mohan
India and the United States are on the cusp of a landmark trade deal, with only 1% of negotiations remaining. While officials aim to double trade to $500 billion by 2030, the final stretch is proving explosive as both nations navigate sensitive issues in agriculture, automobiles, and pharmaceuticals. Beyond tariffs, this agreement acts as a strategic blueprint for defense, semiconductors, and diversifying global supply chains away from China. Under President Trump’s transactional approach, every concession carries a price tag. As Delhi and Washington balance mutual strategic gains with domestic protectionism, this deal underscores that while personal rapport between Modi and Trump opens doors, the future of this partnership remains firmly rooted in hard-headed business.
By: Zafar Abbas, Geeta Mohan
At Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's funeral in Tehran, mourners linked his death to Imam Hussain's legacy of martyrdom and resistance. Their chants, red flags and invocations of Karbala cast the moment as a living expression of Shia defiance against tyranny.
By: Aprameya Rao, Geeta Mohan
Posters bearing the faces of more than 150 children killed in the reported US strike on a girls' school in Minab are displayed across parts of the capital. Their photographs, placed alongside mourning banners, serve as a constant reminder that even as Iran buries its most powerful leader in decades, the scars of the recent war remain painfully fresh.
By: Geeta Mohan
UK High Commissioner to India Lindy Cameron called the India-UK FTA the "new gold standard" for free trade agreements and said it should be viewed as the beginning of a deeper partnership rather than its final destination.
By: Geeta Mohan
As he wraps up four landmark years in Delhi, Germany's outgoing envoy Philipp Ackermann drops a stunning admission, the average Indian migrant in Germany now out-earns the average German. From nurses to engineers, India's skilled workforce is quietly rewriting Berlin's labour story, even as new defence, trade, and FTA ties deepen.
