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INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS - November 2026

Nov 2026

Nov 04, 2026

India re‑elected as ISA President for a third term

India has been re‑elected as President of the International Solar Alliance (ISA) for a third consecutive term during its ninth session on 3 November 2026. France is re‑elected as Co‑President. The ISA, formed in 2015 by India and France and headquartered in Gurugram, has 130 signatories. Its vision is 'One Sun One World One Grid' and it focuses on accelerating solar energy deployment worldwide. The re‑election underlines broad international support for India's leadership in renewable energy cooperation and policy harmonization among member countries.
  • India re‑elected ISA President for a third term
  • France remains Co‑President
  • ISA formed in 2015; headquartered in Gurugram
  • 130 signatories; 'One Sun One World One Grid'
  • reinforces India’s leadership in solar energy cooperation

Jaishankar highlights India's digital public infrastructure at CHOGM 2026

External Affairs Minister Dr S. Jaishankar addressed CHOGM 2026 in Antigua and Barbuda, emphasising the value of Digital Public Infrastructure for governance and financial responsibility. He noted how DPI has democratized access to services and expanded opportunities, and he referenced India’s recent Free Trade Agreements and ongoing negotiations as part of a broader strategy for predictable trade and resilient supply chains. Jaishankar's comments, shared on social media, reflect India’s proactive role in digital governance and its push for inclusive development within the Commonwealth and beyond.
  • Jaishankar at CHOGM 2026 highlights DPI
  • DPI accelerates governance and inclusion
  • references India’s FTAs and ongoing talks
  • emphasis on predictable trade and resilient supply chains
  • showcases India’s leadership in digital governance

Bhutan dedicates Stupa 76 to Narendra Modi as Project 108 advances

Bhutan’s King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck consecrated Stupa No. 76 in Gelephu Mindfulness City on 1 November 2026, dedicating it to India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The ceremony underscored close India-Bhutan cultural and spiritual ties. India’s Kiren Rijiju represented New Delhi at the event. Project 108 envisions 108 Buddhist stupas along an 11.7‑kilometre spiritual corridor near the Aie (Mau) River, close to the Assam border. Around 40,000 volunteers and craftsmen helped build the structures, each about 15 metres tall and spaced 108 metres apart. The gesture illustrates ongoing collaboration in faith, heritage and regional development.
  • Stupa No. 76 consecrated on 1 November 2026
  • dedication to Prime Minister Narendra Modi
  • Gelephu Mindfulness City; 11.7 km corridor
  • 40,000 volunteers; 15 m tall stupas; 108 m spacing
  • project reflects India‑Bhutan spiritual and cultural ties
  • location near Bhutan’s border with Assam, India

Nov 03, 2026

UNMINURSO ends Western Sahara peacekeeping mission after 35 years

The United Nations announced that MINURSO, the long‑running peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara, will end after 35 years as the Security Council did not renew its mandate. UN Secretary‑General Antonio Guterres said liquidation would begin on 1 November, with assets returned to troop‑contributing countries. Morocco welcomed the decision; Algeria‑backed Polisario Front expressed concern. MINURSO, established after a 1991 ceasefire, also carried the task of organizing a referendum that never took place due to voter‑eligibility disputes. The move follows a US‑backed resolution endorsing Rabat’s autonomy plan under Moroccan sovereignty, a stance opposed by Algeria. Russia’s vetoes and reversals left MINURSO without a new mandate.
  • MINURSO mandate not renewed; liquidation starts 1 November.
  • Morocco welcomes, Polisario Front concerned.
  • MINURSO established after 1991 ceasefire; referendum未 realized.
  • US-backed resolution supported Rabat autonomy plan.
  • Russia vetoes impacted Security Council actions.
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