Global Intelligence Summit in India: Leaders Converge Amid Rising Tensions

Top global intelligence leaders, including US DNI Tulsi Gabbard and Canadian spy chief Daniel Rogers, will gather in India for a security conclave. Chaired by India's NSA Ajit Doval, the summit aims to enhance intelligence-sharing to combat terrorism, with discussions likely to address global geopolitical challenges.

Intelligence leaders from the US, Canada, and the UK, among others, are set to meet in India for a high-profile security conclave. Scheduled for this weekend, the event will focus on strengthening pathways for intelligence-sharing to tackle terrorism and transnational crimes.

The conclave, chaired by India's National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, will witness participation from intelligence chiefs of nearly 20 friendly nations, including Australia and Germany. The discussions are expected to address the ramifications of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and Middle East unrest.

This gathering occurs amid tense India-Canada relations following Canadian allegations regarding Indian involvement in a controversial case. Canadian spy chief Daniel Rogers' visit comes as part of ongoing diplomatic tensions. NSA Doval is expected to engage in critical one-on-one discussions with global counterparts.

(With inputs from agencies.)