The British obsession with Iran
Last week, when Netanyahu paid a surprise visit to the UK, Downing Street appeared to reject Netanyahu’s calls for Britain to take a harder line against Iran, despite Iranian warnings of violating 2015 nuclear...
Author: Akshat Verma
Fresh UK Election will be a Referendum on Brexit
The UK Parliament in an attempt to prevent Prime Minister Boris Johnson from pulling the country out of the European Union without a plan in place has voted to block a no-deal Brexit. Members...
List of MoUs/ Agreements exchanged during the visit of PM Modi to Vladivostok
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a two-day to Russia, Ahead of Eastern Economic Forum, Prime Minister met Russian President Vladimir Putin in the morning and took a tour of the Zvezda shipbuilding...
Trump denies US involvement in Iranian satellite launch failure
US President Donald Trump has tweeted saying, “The United States of America was not involved in the catastrophic accident during final launch preparations for the Safir SLV Launch at Semnan Launch Site One in...
Japan’s military seek eighth straight annual hike in defense spending
After the recent missile test by North Korea, the Japanese military has asked for an eighth straight annual increase in defence spending to help pay for interceptor missiles, stealth fighters, and other equipment made...
The Indo-Pacific Concept First Hand: Indian External Affairs Minister Speaks at Moscow
On Tuesday, August 27, Indian Minister of External Affairs Subrahmanyam Jaishankar met with the Valdai Discussion Club’s experts in Moscow. During the open part of the meeting, he spoke about the concept of the Indo-Pacific,...
Key Takeaways From G7 France
The #G7Biarritz Summit ended two days ago. President Emmanuel Macron wanted this event to be useful – it was. It produced real results. Which decisions were made? Which tangible actions were launched? Russian Membership...
The US accuses China of ‘bullying tactics’ in Vietnamese waters
The United States accuses China of carrying out “coercive interference” in oil and gas activities in waters claimed by Vietnam, It also accuses Beijing of using “bullying tactics.” On Saturday, a Chinese survey vessel...
Brazil’s Space Agency Head Was Sacked for Defending Climate Science
Ricardo Galvão, the former director of Brazil’s space and climate-monitoring agency, left his position earlier this month after defending scientific findings that showed that the world’s largest tropical rainforest is undergoing a sharp increase in deforestation. ...
Amazon Rainforest is Burning: Who to Blame?
Brazil’s Amazon rainforest, the world’s largest tropical forest, is experiencing a record number of wildfires, according to the country’s space research centre Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE), a record number of 72,843 fires...
