External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said progress and prosperity were as indivisible as conflict and violence, arguing that a world divided between prosperity and deprivation would face continuous instability in an era of interconnected supply chains, globalised markets and shared resources. (Screengrab/X/ANI/Enhanced using AI)

Calling use of terrorism as statecraft “unacceptable”, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Sunday said terrorism could never be justified or rationalised. He also underlined that war anywhere was a threat to “peace everywhere”, highlighting the interconnected politico-economic reality of the modern world.

Speaking at an event in New Delhi marking the 75th anniversary of the Chinmaya Mission, Jaishankar warned that some countries continued to tolerate terrorism because they did not demonstrate zero tolerance towards it.…