International Relations in India & Beyond
In recent decades, Argentina has gone through a difficult social and economic situation with many challenges. This included problems with its economy, like the devaluation of its currency and increasing prices. The country has...
In the run-up to Modi’s State Visit to the US on Wednesday, June 21, 2023, US business leaders are excited over prospects of deeper Indo-US technological convergence in such sectors as semiconductors, cyber security,...
A large number of non-resident Sikhs in Australia, with their secessionist agenda of forming an independent Sikh state of Khalistan in the Indian Punjab, have been holding a series of ‘referendums on the issue...
On May 23, PM Modi’s Sydney visit formed part of the third and last leg of his three-nation tour after he ended his Papua New Guinea visit. This was Modi’s first visit to Australia...
Since the onset of the pandemic, Indo-Chinese relations have been hit. It first started with the clash in the Galwan valley that embarrassed Beijing to the point of not letting even family members of...
The world community is concerned not so much with Pakistan’s economic development as with the threat of Pakistan becoming a hotbed of terrorism, which is difficult to control in a populous country. The previous...
In the nine months of the Russo-Ukrainian war, Russia has finally surmounted a credible offensive against Ukraine. For military students and strategists, there have been enough learnings from this war to fill volumes! And...
The Kuwait Society of Engineers (KSE) has decided to withhold no object certificates (NOCs) for Indian engineering graduates that are alums of Indian colleges unrecognised by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA). This move...
The nationalist administration of Narendra Modi has announced voluntarism concerning the development of Indian military might through Indian defence manufacturing. However, defence imports continue to be vitally crucial to its forces. India utilises them...
The USSR (and later Russia) and the United States generated more than 200 tonnes of weapons-grade plutonium used in nuclear bombs during the Cold War and nuclear race. One of the most radioactive chemicals...
