International Relations in India & Beyond
The United States launched Operation Enduring Freedom, an invasion of Afghanistan, on October 7, 2001, with the assistance of several NATO nations, including the United Kingdom and Australia, as well as other allies. The...
Talk of war has become louder in recent days, but the “drumbeat” has been heard for some time now as China’s military capabilities have grown. China does not want war, at least not yet. It’s...
Historic Palestinian presidential elections presumed to take place on 22 May have been delayed indefinitely by President Mohammed Abbas amid conflict over voting rights with Israel. This decision comes two days before the election...
Russia and OPEC leader Saudi Arabia have made a fragile oil alliance work during the pandemic, but their marriage of convenience could be undone as a rebounding market dredges up old tensions, analysts said....
Members of Turkey’s tiny Armenian community have kept a low profile since US President Joe Biden recognised the Armenian genocide, fearing retribution should they openly celebrate the landmark step. “Discretion has become a part...
Background India and Pakistan are not just trifling neighbours but two crucial Southeast Asian countries that share rich culture and history. Soon India and Pakistan would be completing 74 years of independence and erratic...
Seems President Biden is in an undue hurry on the issue of US force withdrawal from Afghanistan before getting a reliable mechanism in place to support the country’s elected government from Taliban assault and...
India and Japan both are economically complementary to each other. When we analyse the dedicated space of technology, the 21st century comes as a blessing to roll over IT &ITeS based tech expansion. Japan...
US President Joe Biden’s reported plan to formally recognize as genocide the World War I-era killings of 1.5 million Christian Armenians by the Muslim Ottoman Empire risks plunging relations with Turkey into deep crisis....
Russia’s defence minister on Thursday (Apr 22) ordered an end to military drills near Ukraine’s border involving tens of thousands of troops and dozens of warships that had exacerbated tensions with the West. Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky...
