India and the European Union (EU) are moving closer to finalising a free trade agreement within the next three months, according to reports, cited by IANS. Negotiations have accelerated in recent weeks, covering key areas such as agriculture, sustainability and market access. Officials familiar with the discussions said the two sides are keen to close gaps that have stalled progress for years. The talks have gained momentum as global trade faces uncertainty triggered by the United States' tariff offensive. The push to conclude the deal reflects both sides’ effort to secure economic stability and strengthen supply chains amid shifting geopolitical alignments.

Strategic push for partnership

The EU views the proposed deal as a shield against global market volatility, while India sees it as

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