India, May 24 -- India seems to be more willing than ever to abandon its old hesitancies and work with potential partners. India brings a clear political legitimacy for a new Indo-Pacific balance of power.

The India-Nordic Summit held in May 2026 is part of a series of summits between India and the five Nordic countries. These nations have a collective GDP of around two trillion USD in Purchasing Power Parity (PPP). Their economies have performed well above the EU and OECD averages consistently with robust financial and regulatory systems. The Nordic countries, however, differ in integration and there are notable, overlapping structural aspects. Denmark, Sweden and Finland are members of the EU. Norway and Iceland are not EU members but ...