India, Jan. 22 -- The India-EU Free Trade Agreement is gaining urgency as global trade faces geopolitical and climate challenges.

Seen as more than a market-access pact, it aims to stabilise supply chains and redefine sustainability norms.

The deal can recalibrate geopolitics and offer strategic diversification amid unpredictable trade relations.

As global trade fractures under the weight of geopolitical conflict, tariff uncertainty and diverging climate regimes, the proposed India-European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is emerging as far more than a conventional market-access pact.

Policymakers, diplomats and industry leaders increasingly see it as a strategic anchor - one that could recalibrate geopolitics, stabilise supply chain...