Roundtable Discussion: “India and the New Geopolitical Order”
: “India and the New Geopolitical Order”India and the New Geopolitical Order
Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Schedule: 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Location: Salón de Grados. Madrid-Puerta de Toledo Campus. Carlos III University of Madrid
Admission: Free admission until capacity is reached
Language: English / bilingual
As part of the UC3M India Week, this roundtable discussion aims to reflect on India’s growing prominence in a changing international landscape and on the new opportunities this context opens up for relations between India and Spain.
The panel will analyze India’s role in shaping the current international order, which is marked by increasing multipolarity and shifting power dynamics. It will examine India’s strategic positioning in the face of these changes and, in this context, the evolution of its relations with Spain and the opportunities presented by their growing convergence.
Coordinates
Paloma Puente Lozano
Associate Director of the Department of Humanities: Philosophy, Language, and Literature.
Carlos III University of Madrid.
Participants
Juan Antonio March Pujol
Ambassador.
Spanish Embassy in India.
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Eva Borreguero Sancho
Adjunct Professor, Ph.D.
Complutense University of Madrid.
Vicente Palacio Oteyza
Director of the Foreign Policy Observatory.
Alternativas Foundation.
Uday Bhaska
Analyst and specialist in Indian security, defense, and foreign policy.
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Sumitha Narayanan Kutty, PhD
Visiting Fellow and Lecturer
King’s College London
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Activity offering academic credit for UC3M students through the Activity Passport.
For the activity to count toward your credits, you must register in advance through the Activity Passport—in addition to reserving a spot, when applicable—and sign in at the end of the activity.
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Section: On Campus / Other Activities