International Relations in India & Beyond
The Group of 20 major economies will do “whatever it takes” to overcome the coronavirus crisis and said on Thursday they are injecting $5 trillion into the global economy through national measures as part...
Today, Italy is searching lands for the cremation of the dead bodies of people who have died due to the COVID-19, as every existing grounds are already full now. A disease that started in...
President Donald Trump said this week he hopes to “reopen” the U.S. economy by Easter Sunday, which is April 12, despite a worsening coronavirus outbreak across the country. State and city governments, however, have...
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sharpened on Thursday his criticism of China’s handling of a coronavirus pandemic, saying its ruling Communist Party was still denying the world information needed to prevent further cases....
Indian diplomats have played an important role in the evacuation of Indian nationals, risking their own life. Till now, it’s good news, no Indian diplomat has been infected with this deadly disease. And along...
Does having more women represented at the decision-making table, change the way that public policy is crafted? For example, in the context of today’s unprecedented global health crisis, would having more gender diversity at...
The government of Saudi Arabia has announced a ‘virtual’ coronavirus summit with leaders of the G20 (Group of 20) member states will convene on Tuesday. The online meeting will occur a few days after US President Donald J. Trump hosted a G7 (Group of...
India and France are proponents of a multipolar world led by regional democracies. Traditionally both the nations have been close and friendly, sharing centuries-old history. From the 17th century to 1954, France maintained a...
The communal riots in North Eastern Delhi have given India’s diplomatic image a beating, however, New Delhi’s handling of the concerns expressed by the Islamic Nations threatens to create fissures in ties with the...
Understanding the Geography Sabah covers an area of 29,000 square miles in the northeast corner of the island of Borneo. Boundaries along generally remote mountainous terrain separate the state from its Malaysian sister-state of...
Event / Peacekeeping / United Nations
USI Annual UN Forum 2024: Changing Characters of Conflicts
27th November 2024
30th August 2021
Covid recovery to drive all-time emissions high: IEA
20th July 2021
Why Diplomatic Statecraft Remains Vital for India
15th November 2023
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