What Global South media write about Ukraine: India and Southeast Asia
The Center monitors the information space of countries in the Global South, identifying narratives that are favorable to russia.
▫️ The media paid significant attention to the statement by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy regarding the participation of North Korean military forces in the russian war. Singapore, in particular, labeled this information a threat to global security, as it strengthens Kim Jong Un’s nuclear ambitions.
▫️ The region also extensively covered President Zelenskyy’s meetings during his visits to the EU.
▫️ In Southeast Asia, interest in the potential use of nuclear weapons in the context of the russian-Ukrainian war has increased. This follows the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to the Japanese organization Nihon Hidankyo, which represents victims of the nuclear bombings.
▫️ In India, the possibility of a diplomatic settlement to the russia-Ukraine war remains a key topic. Many highlight that the role of mediator presents a significant opportunity for Prime Minister Narendra Modi to establish himself as a global statesman.
▫️ Indian media outlets also emphasize that the country’s military leadership is closely monitoring the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, studying technological innovations for potential future applications.